I don't know whether i'm over stepping the mark talking about self harm on here but hope i'm not breaking any rules or anything as it's not intentional i promise.
I've hurt myself again today. Don't worry it's not serious and i see my GP tomorrow and intend on telling her so it's all good.
Just feel so sad suddenly.
I'm talking to a friend which is good cos she is supportive.
May go bed so i can calm.
Any tips?
Hi Anne,
and don't apologise for forgetting. If I apologise every time I forget I've told you something and you do the same we'll probably end up writing nothing but apologies.
Six children? I bet 13 bunnies are easier.
My children these days are the ones I work with, and they're a pretty fantastic bunch.
It's a shame you felt lonely in your support group. Was there no-one you could talk to about how you actually felt? There are times when support groups maybe become too much like social groups and get into the coffee-morning habits where everyone pretends to be okay. "How are you?" "I'm fine." Sure you are. That's why you're at a support group.
I lived with loneliness for a great many years, still feel it now and would feel it more if I wasn't just so busy. Maybe that's why I keep so busy after all. And loneliness is awful and it's very, very common.
Talking to me, you're invited to talk about yourself. I don't have a problem with that. I like that. And if I can be someone you feel free to talk to and that helps, that's a bonus. I already like and respect you and am glad to count you as a friend.
Anyway, I'm writing this a bit late in the day and have to get to bed, since it's school in the morning. I wish you a very good night, or a very good day if you see this tomorrow.
Be careful out there, and look after yourself.
Hi Anne,
and don't apologise for forgetting. If I apologise every time I forget I've told you something and you do the same we'll probably end up writing nothing but apologies.
Six children? I bet 13 bunnies are easier.
My children these days are the ones I work with, and they're a pretty fantastic bunch.
It's a shame you felt lonely in your support group. Was there no-one you could talk to about how you actually felt? There are times when support groups maybe become too much like social groups and get into the coffee-morning habits where everyone pretends to be okay. "How are you?" "I'm fine." Sure you are. That's why you're at a support group.
I lived with loneliness for a great many years, still feel it now and would feel it more if I wasn't just so busy. Maybe that's why I keep so busy after all. And loneliness is awful and it's very, very common.
Talking to me, you're invited to talk about yourself. I don't have a problem with that. I like that. And if I can be someone you feel free to talk to and that helps, that's a bonus. I already like and respect you and am glad to count you as a friend.
Anyway, I'm writing this a bit late in the day and have to get to bed, since it's school in the morning. I wish you a very good night, or a very good day if you see this tomorrow.
Be careful out there, and look after yourself.
