Hi all
Wyllow- I hope,the phone call from such a trusted and knowledgable person will help you. Being able to chat with somebody from Quakers too who,understands and has her own experiences with her MH will be another outlet. But as you say on both your own terms with no responsibilities .
Those highs and lows of Bi Polar are familiar to me as my Mum was BiPolar too. I had noticed you have been hovering between moods for a while now. Please see after yourself and we’re here for you always.
You are all,packed and ready to go tomorrow so,play it by ear and see how you feel after your phone call and lovely relaxing facial. You will be well looked after by your family but only you can decide what to do. I remember visiting my Sister when I was extremely low and it helped so much.
HVDY- I,m so sorry to hear the news about your SiL. Your Brother will be grieving in his,own way and will appreciate your loving support even though he probably won’t be able to show it. Not having a funeral will be easier for him. I feel sad she’s gone as we ,ve all “known” her for quite a while.
Hope you got to see the GP today about your ears - it’s not good for your balance if your ears are not happy.
SweetPeaSue- it must help your Son and DiL so much to know their little boy is in safe hands when they visit her Mum. He always sounds such a lovely boy from how you talk about him but of course it’s tiring for you at the end of the day.
Hope your Aunt has settled in by now. There is a lot for,you to contend with at the moment. Once she’s home she,ll forget where she was before and get used to her own home even though she perhaps won’t remember it to start with.
That talking tiredness is exhausting isn’t it especially if it’s serious and not just trivia. Or if someone goes on and on over the same things.
Hope you,ve gone to Book Club- a change of scene and people can lift your spirits when you least expect it.
Doodle- getting out each day is so,important if you can manage it. Doesn’t have to be anything exciting . Just fresh air and other people preferably and appreciating being able to get out.
My other friend and I went Monday to see our friend . She felt dreadful physically and mentally but we still managed to have a laugh despite the situation.Afterwards I drive her home and we sit on the car and feel so sad and have a talk.
Yesterday DH and I took her for her last Chemo. The Appt was late so we were pleased we had waited with her. The dept is always so full- all those poor people whose lives have turned upside down.
I have tinnitus too and it’s a high pitched continual whine 24/7. As you say sometimes it’s so loud- I have been known to ask DH if he can hear it😩
Hope you,ve had a nice Church Day.
EllieAnne- maybe those you were with were wrapped up in their own thoughts and worries too. I expect you have got used to hiding your feelings. As Wyllow said there could well be someone else there who feels like you and is covering up their feelings.
Life is so difficult for you - could you perhaps reconsider your GP or ADs to try.
Well I,m now going to venture into the cupboard under the stairs and have a sort out of the cat stuff. We went to The Range this morning and got some drawers to put their food etc in. I,m sure they,ll be in helping mode!!
Love to all- mentioned or our welcome visitors
Good Morning Thursday 4th June 2026



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