What can’t you live without?

Rachel_Scope
Rachel_Scope Posts: 5,023 Online Community Team
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I'm going to put a little caveat on this that you're not allowed to say your mobile phone, otherwise I think that would be most people's answer!

For me, I'd say my car. It allows me to get out of the house and helps my anxiety as I'm in control whilst driving. I struggle to use public transport and taxis so it's invaluable to me.

What about you?

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  • JessieJ
    JessieJ Community Member Posts: 1,386 Championing

    My powerchair, as old as it is, I would be totally stuffed without it. Mobile phone, I could live without.

  • Amberpearl
    Amberpearl Community Member Posts: 4,226 Championing

    My 15 cats

    My 3 daughters, 3 grand daughter s 2 grand son s

  • WhatThe
    WhatThe Community Member, Scope Member Posts: 6,357 Championing

    Food and water!

  • Mary_Scope
    Mary_Scope Posts: 5,922 Scope Online Community Children and Family Specialists
    edited February 26

    Laughter and humour!!

  • Scooby222
    Scooby222 Community Member Posts: 206 Empowering

    My garden.

    Well, of course I could live without it if I had to - but the life without it would not feel worth living….

  • vikingqueen
    vikingqueen Scope Member Posts: 2,100 Championing

    My family

  • Ross1975
    Ross1975 Community Member Posts: 1,623 Championing

    My car, for the same reasons as you Rachel_Scope. I would become housebound without it and that would really negatively affect my mental health, I lived like that for several years many years ago and it felt like I was in prison.

  • OverlyAnxious
    OverlyAnxious Community Member Posts: 6,432 Championing

    I would have to say a car as well. I certainly haven't had any sort of life since losing the ability to drive half a decade ago.

  • Doglover2
    Doglover2 Community Member Posts: 476 Pioneering
    edited February 27

    Dogs..without them I'd rather not be here. My lifelong love for them has seen me through so much.🐾🐾

    My lovely supportive family too.

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