Popping in
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Popping in
Evening all, thought I'd pop in to say hello. Also to let you know I'm still about even though I'm not posting much.
Nothing really new to report, had my medication tweaked again. It's all trial an error, so been up and down emotionally. I think it's going to take awhile. My pup is now 7mths nearly that's gone quick.
Anyway I'm rambling now lol.
Lots of love xx
Nothing really new to report, had my medication tweaked again. It's all trial an error, so been up and down emotionally. I think it's going to take awhile. My pup is now 7mths nearly that's gone quick.
Anyway I'm rambling now lol.
Lots of love xx
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Originally Posted by Dee74 
Good to hear from you Doris - how are you going on the recovery front?
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I think I'm going to be around this weekend, untill these feelings pass. Thanks Dee 😊
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Doris, i have found that staying around has served me well. 'staying' instead of leaving and dropping in when feelings don't feel good.
that way, my feelings at any given moment are not as likely to take over the decision-making function.
that way, my feelings at any given moment are not as likely to take over the decision-making function.
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I don't know where it comes from. Is it boredom? is it loneliness? I know what the consequences will be. So why does it pop up. Is it wanting to escape the hum drum of every day life.
The good thing to come out of this, is that I've addressed it before the event actually happens, so I guess that's a sort of victory 😃.
The good thing to come out of this, is that I've addressed it before the event actually happens, so I guess that's a sort of victory 😃.
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Originally Posted by Hevyn
You didn't ramble, Doris. It's so good to see you. 
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Originally Posted by fini
Doris, i have found that staying around has served me well. 'staying' instead of leaving and dropping in when feelings don't feel good.
that way, my feelings at any given moment are not as likely to take over the decision-making function.
that way, my feelings at any given moment are not as likely to take over the decision-making function.
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