I have been wanting to say sorry just as soon as I read your post, but was worried I would just make things worse. In fact I know I risk doing that now because I know I am crap at understanding what other people are thinking and so good at upsetting people. I have made so many mistakes in my life with people and I'm so sorry that now I have added you to my long list of them.
You don't need to be sorry, It was my fault, was suffering with my foot particularly badly when I wrote this (I didn't yet know at that point I could put it up on a pillow to make it ease the pain) but I didn't mention that in the post so you wouldn't have known. I find it hard communicating clearly myself, I didn't put enough detail in the original post.
I think if I was reading you post about your foot and it being broken and you really having an awful time, I might try and say something like this.
I am so sorry you are feeling so low. Are you safe? I am worried about you.
That's awful about your foot. I hope that you get some relief about keeping it on a pillow. It must be excruciating with not being able to take any painkillers. Drug interactions are the bane of my life also.
I'm sorry about how things are with your counsellor. I have not had that experience with a counsellor, so I don't know what to suggest.
There we go. I have said something more what I would have liked to have said. I don't expect you to answer, but know that I am hoping that you are doing okay.
Houses I like. Hard to choose. I've not been there for years, but when I was a teenager, I always wanted to live in Culzean castle in Scotland. It has these huge bay windows that have amazing views out over the water. I don't think I'm going to make it to living there, now. :-)
Houses I like. Hard to choose. I've not been there for years, but when I was a teenager, I always wanted to live in Culzean castle in Scotland. It has these huge bay windows that have amazing views out over the water. I don't think I'm going to make it to living there, now. :-)
