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MaybeI got surgery soon and no one cares.
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Hi @Rosie2x
I am really sorry to hear you feel this way right now. Would you like to discuss what is making you feel this way? If you need immediate help, please call 999. If you would like further but less urgent support, please remember you can always reach out to community@scope.org.uk, Samaritans, and Shout. I have listed the contact details for Samaritans and Shout below in case you find either of these external services beneficial.
Samaritans:
Call 116 123
Email jo@samaritans.org
Shout
Text 85258
https://giveusashout.org/get-help/
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Rosie2x said:I got surgery soon and no one cares.Community Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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MaybeL_Volunteer said:Hi @Rosie2x
I am really sorry to hear you feel this way right now. Would you like to discuss what is making you feel this way? If you need immediate help, please call 999. If you would like further but less urgent support, please remember you can always reach out to community@scope.org.uk, Samaritans, and Shout. I have listed the contact details for Samaritans and Shout below in case you find either of these external services beneficial.
Samaritans:
Call 116 123
Email jo@samaritans.org
Shout
Text 85258
https://giveusashout.org/get-help/ -
MaybeL_Volunteer said:Rosie2x said:I got surgery soon and no one cares.
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YesWe care @Rosie2x
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MaybeTori_Scope said:We care @Rosie2x
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We do all care @Rosie2x and we are here for you
I can understand why you might be scared for surgery, but you have such a great outlook, as it will be for the best, and will hopefully provide you a better quality of life once it's done.
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Hi @Rosie2x
I am really sorry to hear you feel this way. You clearly are of help to people though. For example, I have already seen you make friendly communication with our community members which is always helpful and appreciated! You seem really kind but you do indeed need to have boundaries with people. Though, when people use us, it is more of a reflection of them than us. It seems dark right now but there will be sunshine behind all those clouds and we will walk beside you until you see the light again.
I am sorry to hear you are feeling scared. Is there a specific aspect of the surgery that is making you feel scared? I am glad to hear you also recognise it is for the best and it is to make you feel better (at least in the long-term!)Community Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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Sometimes@L_Volunteer thank you means a lot to be able to help anyone. Yeh my cv is looking a lot better now even though I have writer’s cramp shows how productive I’ve been ?. It’s even colder today both my hips are not my friends I made them move ? my sense of humour gets me through luckily.@Rosie2x I hope today is a little easier you are on my mind today ?
@SparklySue I totally understand just found out about this new variant it is worrying. I’m vaccinated twice & due for my booster soon, even shielding didn’t protect me from covid last month, yet none of my household who were out working caught it ??♀️ . Fortunately I recovered without need for hospital & completed an Oxford uni medical trial during recovery which helped. I hope the results prove positive enough to roll it out. It won’t stop covid but help recover from symptoms especially being asthmatic as well. My antibody test confirmed I had been asymptomatic before the recent one & that I had antibodies from vaccine. Looks like Charles Darwin had a point about biological evolution. We will have to live with this for the foreseeable like we do for flu ?. -
Rosie2x said:Tori_Scope said:We care @Rosie2x
Your email got stuck in our spam filter for some reason, which is why we couldn't see your reply. I'm about to reply now.Community Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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MaybeL_Volunteer said:Hi @Rosie2x
I am really sorry to hear you feel this way. You clearly are of help to people though. For example, I have already seen you make friendly communication with our community members which is always helpful and appreciated! You seem really kind but you do indeed need to have boundaries with people. Though, when people use us, it is more of a reflection of them than us. It seems dark right now but there will be sunshine behind all those clouds and we will walk beside you until you see the light again.
I am sorry to hear you are feeling scared. Is there a specific aspect of the surgery that is making you feel scared? I am glad to hear you also recognise it is for the best and it is to make you feel better (at least in the long-term!) -
MaybeLibby_Scope said:We do all care @Rosie2x and we are here for you
I can understand why you might be scared for surgery, but you have such a great outlook, as it will be for the best, and will hopefully provide you a better quality of life once it's done. -
MaybeL_Volunteer said:Rosie2x said:Tori_Scope said:We care @Rosie2x
Your email got stuck in our spam filter for some reason, which is why we couldn't see your reply. I'm about to reply now. -
urbanenergi said:@L_Volunteer thank you means a lot to be able to help anyone. Yeh my cv is looking a lot better now even though I have writer’s cramp shows how productive I’ve been ?. It’s even colder today both my hips are not my friends I made them move ? my sense of humour gets me through luckily.@Rosie2x I hope today is a little easier you are on my mind today ?
@SparklySue I totally understand just found out about this new variant it is worrying. I’m vaccinated twice & due for my booster soon, even shielding didn’t protect me from covid last month, yet none of my household who were out working caught it ??♀️ . Fortunately I recovered without need for hospital & completed an Oxford uni medical trial during recovery which helped. I hope the results prove positive enough to roll it out. It won’t stop covid but help recover from symptoms especially being asthmatic as well. My antibody test confirmed I had been asymptomatic before the recent one & that I had antibodies from vaccine. Looks like Charles Darwin had a point about biological evolution. We will have to live with this for the foreseeable like we do for flu ?.
Hi @urbanenergi,
Aww, you are really lovely! Thanks for spreading your kindness with us. It sounds like you have put so much work into your CV recently, well done. You prompted me that I probably should be looking at my CV again soon too. Your humour is great, I often find humour is what gets me through too. Make sure you rest though!Community Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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Hi @Rosie2x
You are more than welcome. I am glad to hear I managed to make you chuckle!
I hear your concerns but please keep going. Have you managed to talk to the person/people doing your surgery about your concerns? Hopefully, they might be able to put your mind at easeCommunity Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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MaybeL_Volunteer said:Hi @Rosie2x
You are more than welcome. I am glad to hear I managed to make you chuckle!
I hear your concerns but please keep going. Have you managed to talk to the person/people doing your surgery about your concerns? Hopefully, they might be able to put your mind at ease -
Thanks @Rosie2x
Unfortunately, I won't be here over the weekend. However, I will be back on Monday and I only want to hear positive things about and from you so make sure you keep looking on the pro side. Keep your chin up
What did they say about your concerns?Community Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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Rosie2x said:Lmao♡ your awesome!! And, yes I have!Online Community Information Coordinator
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MaybeL_Volunteer said:Thanks @Rosie2x
Unfortunately, I won't be here over the weekend. However, I will be back on Monday and I only want to hear positive things about and from you so make sure you keep looking on the pro side. Keep your chin up
What did they say about your concerns?
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