You are right that Quakers are as you say EllieAnne but I haven’t managed to do something today. Ashamed, afraid, complicated. I did care for her a lot tho it wasn’t easy, but I’d “let her in” my barrier. And - oh yes, when you write, “I want to disappear and forget about it all” understood.
Well done for getting that phone call made to insurance! Fingers and toes crossed it will go well.
I hope that you find the funeral OKScaredycat , like you say, its for those left behind.
Good to hear that you’ve met up with a friend, a nice break. I did like the cat cafe description too. I know I have to make quaker contact. It’s my nice carer tomorrow.
Glad you got yourself off to the eye hospital, HVDY, and found a reason for the troubles. Hoping the eye drops work. Oh, it’s so dusty after plasterers, you’re right it will take a lot of wiping and dusting. Now the nice bit choosing stuff.
Sit fit sounds just right, Doodle. Are you a cyclist? I didnt realise. Everywhere here is hills, I used to cycle. Yes..you got through another day, understand what you mean by that. I hope church will bring a little peace.
Oh *Swetpeasue, I’m so sad you had to live with the pain you have atm. Of course it makes you low.
Lucyd I bet you cant wait until you move. And it’s great to have a hand with your car and garden. That path sounded beautiful.
Warmest waves NannyG4. Glad you got to the hospice and that you’ve met a lovely lady.
Carer tomorrow, today was an “trying to avoid thinking or feeling” it hurts so much f I do I get frightened ..dressing gown day which gets me no where. I look so awful and feel I’ve let Quakers down by suddenly disappearing it's a huge barrier. alas, understanding what my MH issues are doesn't always mean I can overcome them.
Best wishes all for nights, Sweetpeasue for less pain overnight, love to all BD's.