Our pup the missus and I got 12 years ago is on her very last days. I'm going to miss her tremendously. Made me think of what would happen if no missus and it's not a great thought.
Does anyone on here had any experience of dealing with a family member diagnosed with CFS/ME (cronic fatigue syndrome)?.
I live with my 27 year old daughter who has had to live with this for the last 2 years and there is absolutely no treatment for the illness. She is unable to work full-time as she only has a small amount of energy in a day.
My worry is that when I'm gone ( I'm 70)who will be there to look after her when she gets worse.
I would die tomorrow if i give her health back
Same goes with low iron.not sure if anyone else has suggested, but has she been checked for infections? sometimes lyme disease can present as CFS/ME
Wondering if she has had a brain scan?. I was diagnosed with CFS/ME about 10 years ago, it was horrendous, very dark days, no life at all for years. Fast forward 7 years and i was being scanned to rule out medical reasons for Tinnitus. They discovered i had Hydrocephalus and another year later i had a VP Shunt fitted in the brain. CFS/ME symptoms vanished straight away. If bloods all come back okay they usually go down the CFS/ME diagnosis route but it isn't always the case there many things mimic CFS/ME, keep pushing for answers.Does anyone on here had any experience of dealing with a family member diagnosed with CFS/ME (cronic fatigue syndrome)?.
I live with my 27 year old daughter who has had to live with this for the last 2 years and there is absolutely no treatment for the illness. She is unable to work full-time as she only has a small amount of energy in a day.
My worry is that when I'm gone ( I'm 70)who will be there to look after her when she gets worse.
I would die tomorrow if i give her health back
Never say sorry mate, vent as much as you can, it's the talking that will get you through this. Don't try and speak to GP, do it mate you need to. As cliche as it sounds, things will get better mate, keep at it. Always someone here if you need to talk. Take careProper having a wobble at the moment.
Really struggling at work and I am constantly on edge. Feeling extremely demotivated with life in general and actively questioning the point. Which is crap, but fortunately not so severe I am considering doing anything. Well, aside from rage quitting my job. Although, that probably won't resolve anything ultimately.
Going to try and speak to my GP later. Bluergh. Sorry, just needed a space to vent.
Thanks mate. Yeah, got an appointment at half 8. It's all been building for some time. In waves almost. I get down, stressed and anxious and then have a period of okayness. Then it'll be another period of the dark side, but it seems to be more dark than light in recent times.Never say sorry mate, vent as much as you can, it's the talking that will get you through this. Don't try and speak to GP, do it mate you need to. As cliche as it sounds, things will get better mate, keep at it. Always someone here if you need to talk. Take care
Forget about that part mate it's you that you need to look after, if your work colleagues have anything about them they'll be understanding in however you are, while you're feeling this way.Unfortunately that's how Depression and Anxiety works the dark days seem so much darker than the light. What you hold onto is the fact that some are light and slowly build. Might not be a quick process what you're going to have to go to but look for the positives in anything you can and try and remember them when the dark takes over. Let us know how you get on at GP (If you don't mind). Good luckThanks mate. Yeah, got an appointment at half 8. It's all been building for some time. In waves almost. I get down, stressed and anxious and then have a period of okayness. Then it'll be another period of the dark side, but it seems to be more dark than light in recent times.
Need to get myself sorted for myself and everyone around me. I don't think my apathy and disconnect is fair on my work colleagues for a start.
Been signed off with stress for two weeks initially with a course of antidepressants.Forget about that part mate it's you that you need to look after, if your work colleagues have anything about them they'll be understanding in however you are, while you're feeling this way.Unfortunately that's how Depression and Anxiety works the dark days seem so much darker than the light. What you hold onto is the fact that some are light and slowly build. Might not be a quick process what you're going to have to go to but look for the positives in anything you can and try and remember them when the dark takes over. Let us know how you get on at GP (If you don't mind). Good luck
Glad you took the first steps mate, it's always the hardest part. Now you need to keep as busy as possible, try not to sit around doing nowt, anything and everything helps. Which antidepressant have they put you on?, don't use google to check up on it, all you'll see is negative usually .Been signed off with stress for two weeks initially with a course of antidepressants.
All the best mate. Hope the time off gives you a bit of breathing space and that you're feeling better as soon as you can be.Been signed off with stress for two weeks initially with a course of antidepressants.
Have gone through this a few times and never feels too far away from the next time either. For me your trying to put on a brave face and be the joker or that when inside all you want to do is.go home lock the door and clothes the curtains from the outside world.Thanks mate. Yeah, got an appointment at half 8. It's all been building for some time. In waves almost. I get down, stressed and anxious and then have a period of okayness. Then it'll be another period of the dark side, but it seems to be more dark than light in recent times.
Need to get myself sorted for myself and everyone around me. I don't think my apathy and disconnect is fair on my work colleagues for a start.
Been signed off with stress for two weeks initially with a course of antidepressants.
Thanks mate i will look into thatWondering if she has had a brain scan?. I was diagnosed with CFS/ME about 10 years ago, it was horrendous, very dark days, no life at all for years. Fast forward 7 years and i was being scanned to rule out medical reasons for Tinnitus. They discovered i had Hydrocephalus and another year later i had a VP Shunt fitted in the brain. CFS/ME symptoms vanished straight away. If bloods all come back okay they usually go down the CFS/ME diagnosis route but it isn't always the case there many things mimic CFS/ME, keep pushing for answers.