Hopefully seeing her friend and working over the weekend all helps. You need to really step up self care for yourself. Ruthlessly prioritise it.
The hardest thing for me was not to think or plan beyond the current day. Today she would be miserable, tomorrow she would be perfectly ok.
They take a lot of strength from us @destiel00
If we stay calm, they cope better.
If we feel lost and overwhelmed, it really rattles them.
Unfortunately when DD was at her worse I did not cope. Many times I have cried, been angry, felt anxiety myself and displayed all those emotions in front of her. I know I was not to blame but I couldn't be strong for her as I was so worried about bloody school, grades, future etc.
Now DD has restarted the year and is still not coping, I am trying to completely stop worrying about A levels and admissions.
If she passes i will be overjoyed. I believe her healing will start once she finishes education. She will of course be gutted if she got low grades and didnt make it to uni but I think that's what best for her and she too will realise it.
Our kids have a future despite their poor mental health. We just have to be patient and ride this storm out.
Take care of yourself
Xx