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Great that you managed to get out @Schildpad, hope your pain is manageable ☺️
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i am back home… watching telly. i managed to get a seat on my way back home.. i hope tomorrow it will not be cold and wet. today it was not terrible but it was bad. wet and kinda cold… anyway keep warm… and i hope you are able to sleep well pain permitting or any other issues.. i hope i am able to sleep as i am in pain now and painkillers do little now days
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Quiet day at the mill, mainly watched the goggle box. Done some washing and cleaned the bathroom, just trying to do little bits and bobs. I’m hoping there isn’t any rain tomorrow as I’m going to attempt to go into the city centre to watch Nuremberg.
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You are absolutely right, Catherine. It is a bit like this, isn't it?
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Anxiety is crippling in so many different ways, when it is triggered you end up paralysed! It leaves you with a huge defensive wall that even the smallest thing can bring it up like a medieval drawbridge to protect yourself.
From the outside people that don’t understand Anxiety and its complex nature, seriously leads to misunderstanding and often confusion.
we that struggle daily with Anxiety often isolate ourselves because we face challenges in very busy places, work environments, social situations etc.3 -
good morning to everyone horrible weather get strong winds blowing. The bins think will try be bit more mobile today
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Anxiety is the worst it robs you of a life living in constant fear and im starting to understand thats how I lived as a child constantly scared trapped with my parents who was very cruel and that I actually have a trauma bond with my dad mind blowing someone mentioned on here about trauma bonds also we are living in very scary times have to do constant mantras in my head my worry is about surviving labour they have really put concerning bills through wish I knew how to live off grid id be gone today
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Morning all.
I'm exhausted and in a bad mood today it's going to be one of those everything is an effort periods coming up.
Reading some of the last few posts, Anxiety is evil it can and does ruin lives, when the government started spouting about it being "mild" I sent those saying it a comprehensive email about this "mild" conditions impact on my life from the physical symptoms like throwing up, painful cramps and muscle twitches to it taking over your day to the point concentrating on anything even a half hour TV show is impossible because you're consumed by an unwanted relentless focus on what's worrying you.
needless to say they never replied
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good morning everyone how are we all doing?
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My therapist tells me it is very normal to experience nervousness with all the grief (related to being ill) I am going through.
A friend told me several times that she would cry every single day if she was in my shoes.
However, I tell myself that I am stupid for having anxiety, that I should be able to handle everything. Yet, I would never ever speak to someone else like that, absolutely not.
Thankfully, I found this guided meditation called Calm The Creature (10 min) recently and I listened to it twice already. It was very helpful, an eye-opener really.
And this is what I am hoping to stick with today, to help me navigate my grief, part of a poem by Woodsworth:
Though nothing can bring back the hour
Of splendour in the grass, of glory in the flower?
I We will grieve not, rather find
Strength in what remains behindIsn't that what we do together here? Finding strength together?
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Morning all.
Its drizzly and very cold here.
I'm not around much because of worsening health issues making feel completely exhausted.
I hope you all manage to have as good a weekend as you can.
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So true I watch abstracts of telly i have it on but my thoughts running crazy all day every minute like im sitting here stuck 10 million thoughts on what do to do and im stuck hope your mood lifts
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Oh we do scope honestly saved me honestly if I didnt find this forum and all wonderful people who took time to calm my nerves and listened and explained it a way I understood god knows where id be for first time in my life I want to be part of a group and everyone becomes so special to you a problem aired is a problem shared ive done 8 thousand posts !!!! Not bad for dyslexic who hates txt messaging lol
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I hope you rest up and feel better soon
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Good Afternoon everyone 😊
Busy start to the day with putting bedding in the washer, then put washing away from yesterday. Then I tackled my fear and had a shower, nearly slipped a few times when standing up from the stool. Then it was a case of shaving the old head to a mirror finish.
I have ventured out into town, grabbed a coffee and now sat waiting for Nuremberg to start.Going to be a very powerful film, I hope some of today’s generation watch it and learn something from it. I remember watching Schindlers List in school and learning about the Holocaust and it’s something’s that’s stuck with me ever since, the little girl in the red coat is seared into the minds of anyone that watched it. I’ve not been able to watch it since then. Another powerful film is one called Freedom Writers, a teacher in America went into a run down school with a very challenging class that were of mixed races, religion and creeds. She went off the set book list at the school and bought each class member a copy of Anne Franks Diary, they were very reluctant to read them at first but once they started reading it they were shocked to the core. The teacher also got them to write their own diaries which they were reluctant to do but did do. The students wrote to Miep Gies who helped Anne Frank and her family. They raised money for Mrs Gies to come to America and meet them, they sat down and listened to her stories. her experiences during the Holocaust, her decision to help hide the Frank family, and the importance of fighting prejudice and discrimination. Mrs Gies said to the class that “ They were the real heroes in there own life study” Mrs Gies very humbly said that “I just did the right thing at the right time”
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Interesting! I never knew Miep Gies went to Amerika to share her story. Last year when remembering WWII I added both her book and Anne Frank's diary to the little free library.
As an adult I hardly ever read about WWII anymore, as it breaks my heart that painful history. And then seeing what goes on in the world right now, I wonder if we learned anything in recent history.
A friend of mine is a musician and for this upcoming remembrance of WWII she'll be part of Annelies by James Whitbourn. Weirdly, I always thought Anne Frank was simply Anne, but apparently her full name was Annelies.
You enjoy the movie, Zippy!
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Thank You 😊
I have had a keen interest on Military History for a very long time. I have quite a vast collection of books on many different conflicts but a lot are on WW1 & WW2. I think my interest in military history I stems from my Grandfathers service during the war, alongside other family members. I lost two Great Grand Uncles on my Dads Side and a Great Grand Uncle on my Mum’s side during the Great War.
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I did my shopping and now at home. I wanted to go out but as I am off. I decided to stay at home.... Weather is bad. So I better stay at home.. I will see tomorrow. Now watching telly....a long day but anyway..
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Glad you’re safe and well at home after tackling the shopping monster. The weather has really taken a turn for the worse, could be set for a bad end to Autumn and maybe a very cold Winter 🥶
I need to get my barrels varnished and planted up so they’re set for spring. Main one to get in the soil is spring bulbs that I’ve got.
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I hate doing shopping. The weekends are the worse..bit as it was not too late I managed a bit. Now l have.to do it on a Tuesday as I have nothing to do on Tuesday. Yes it is very therapeutic to do any kind of manual job. Weather and health permitting....I wish I had a tiny spot I could call garden. Hopefully I will move to a better place one day..
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