How are you snowymouse - hope you can go out with your family on Sunday. Not sure what the chances of that will be though..........hope you are part of the new care plan they are workin on.
My HM is asleep thank god, hope he's worn himself out for a long time. I n spite of that I am still having trouble remembering what everyone is saying on the thread. I am ashamed to say ua I cannot remember your back story so will re-run thread to find it" SPC I love your posts and think "oh I must answer that" then others come on and I've forgotten - bit the same with you HB - no offence at all - it's just that when HM is very bad I don't tend to come on, or briefly and then by the time he's gone I've lost track!
For some reason Vicar and Ed are people I seem to remember and SPC and HB but not too well for anyone - think the memory cells are slowly dying - oh god that would be dementia wouldn't it..........aaaaargh.
I know with you Vicar the job business hangs over you and I don't think you can hope to get any better until that is sorted one way or the other, though the one thing we can't do when dep/anx strikes is make decisions. I think as well it is very easy to replay connversations and re-frame a lot of remarks as negative.......I do this quite a lot. It's the nature of the boody beast.
Sorry about your DD. being bullied - hang on have to be careful I don't get mixed up with Ed's DT1 being bullied. Are the stables going to help this weekend. Don't know where yu are - I'm in West Midlands and it is slowly steadily drizzling with a grey leaden sky, but we had 1 day of spring on Tuesday!
Ed One of your recent posts really worried me, when you were driving inthe middle of the road and thinking you had lost the way to your DDs schools etc. Think the general consensus was that it was lack of sleep . The argument with the friend hasn't helped either has it. Re DT1 it's difficult to know because girls of that age do fall in and fall out and group and re-group as part of the adolescent process. I have a DGD of 12 and this happens at her school. There is one girl who gathers a group of girls around her (she is Queen B type) and they all stick together, then Queen B drops one of them and so the others turn on Queen B and she cries and finds her older sister in the school who has a go at the girls who have turned away from her sister. Some of them return to Queen B and the whole cycle begins again. My DGD is not one of the chosen ones, nor does she want to be.
I was wondering if DT2 could support her sister - don't imagine they are in the same class but def in same year. However given DT1 has had some psychological problems
I do NOT like the notion that you felt bullied by your therapist. Ok you might be hypersensitive (as we are when mentally ill) but your feelings are real and if that's how yoy experienced her - as a bully, then that must come out in the open. To get anything out of therapy you need to feel safe and comfortable with the therapist, and a good one will know how to discuss things with you that are slightly challenging but leaving you still feeling supported. Who is this therapist anyway - are you seeing her on the NHS, and what does she mean by "hypermania" - were you not able to ask, and can you say what made you think she was guarded when booking the next
appt. Glad you and Vicar are Pming as this will be helpful for you both I think. Can you find another therapist?
The CPN is coming at 3 this afternoon - I got in touch with her recently because my bad days were going on for so long and were much greater in intensity. She is a lovely person so I am not anxious, but just want her views on change of meds or referral to psych etc.
Love to everybody.