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mk1
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Family members are so mixed up. I don’t know what to do. My mother died in 2011. Now my family members are saying that is when I gave up working because of my condition when it was till 2017.We are not close but this is really bringing me down as they will not believe me. I could prove it but do not feel I should. How could they confuse 6 years
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I just want to say I have felt nothing but love and support from all of you since joining thank you❤️from my heart to all of yours0
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Hi sweetheart. Try getting outside trustworthy support for this difficult time your going through. You've done really well accessing this forum and reaching out to the scope community. Losing a parent can be really tough to come to terms with and the time it takes differs from person to person. Your family should recognise this but reach out to charities like this one. CALM charity have a really good online support chat. Look them up and have a good chat with them
They are amazingly supportive. I used them this week in an hour of need and they really helped me get clarity and direction on how to deal with the situation I was in. Take good care x0 -
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Your more than welcome x0
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Hello @mk1
Welcome to the community! I am so sorry to hear it has been a difficult time for you with your family. I see the community has come out in support If we can help in any way please don't hesitate to reach out.
I agree with EDW that there are great charities out there like CALM, SHOUT and Mind if you need someone to speak to0 -
i hope everyone has a great weekend.And to everyone who has just joined your in a good safe place . Surrounded by people in same circumstances and know the hurdles and obstacles we all go through in a daily basis1
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