Discussion & help on depression & mental health related issues

[Gwladysover]

What a great result, so pleased for you. All the best when you return to work.?

 

[larbert toffee]

I don’t post much in here, although it would probably benefit me if I did.

After 7 months waiting I’ve finally started my NHS counselling. I’m starting to understand the reasons for some of my irrational behaviour over the years. It’s not an easy process but I can see the benefits.

I’m also being checked out for ADHD, which I’m almost certain I have. Again, it explains a lot about my personality and why I do some things the way I do. My inability to focus on things unless the interest me etc. I’m starting to feel like I’ve done alright for myself in light of it.

Still got a long road ahead, but I’m the happiest I’ve been in years.

Mate if you don't mind with respect that's the most rational post you've made in quite a while so whatever you're doing is clearly working.
I hope you take that in the manner in which it is intended.
From your posts I derived that you are a decent lad if a little off the wall and he you are recognising the fact that a little tweak will make your life a little easier.
The very best of luck with your counselling mate and I think it's great of you to come on here and discuss it, you may well help others by your actions on here.

 

[Baines' left foot]

Mate if you don't mind with respect that's the most rational post you've made in quite a while so whatever you're doing is clearly working.
I hope you take that in the manner in which it is intended.
From your posts I derived that you are a decent lad if a little off the wall and he you are recognising the fact that a little tweak will make your life a little easier.
The very best of luck with your counselling mate and I think it's great of you to come on here and discuss it, you may well help others by your actions on here.

Hahaha, about 80% of my posts are just me on the wind up or deliberately talking garbage.

But I must admit I can be a hot head at times.

 

[ForeverBlue92]

As a manager myself, the issues people have with their managers baffles me

it's an easy process of not having an ego and treat people equally, it's pathetic that people can't do that. Hopefully the younger generation will be able to

Why I ended up going down the road of self employment I hate the playground mentality that some folk dont grow out of.

 

[anjelikaferrett]

Nice one mate, I had a disciplinary meeting with them today and demolished them. They have given me 2 weeks off with full pay and when I come back they will offer me my choice of roles.

Don't fk with GOT

Excellent news

 

[anjelikaferrett]

I don’t post much in here, although it would probably benefit me if I did.

After 7 months waiting I’ve finally started my NHS counselling. I’m starting to understand the reasons for some of my irrational behaviour over the years. It’s not an easy process but I can see the benefits.

I’m also being checked out for ADHD, which I’m almost certain I have. Again, it explains a lot about my personality and why I do some things the way I do. My inability to focus on things unless the interest me etc. I’m starting to feel like I’ve done alright for myself in light of it.

Still got a long road ahead, but I’m the happiest I’ve been in years.

That's really good to hear.

 

[the golden visionary]

Why I ended up going down the road of self employment I hate the playground mentality that some folk dont grow out of.

I get blamed by the ops for everything that goes wrong and blamed by the management for everything that goes wrong. No wonder I went off with WRS.

 

[HokieToffee]

I live in the US and we are taking big leaps backwards as a society. Existential dread through the roof.

 

[Nymzee]

Thought this was quite an inventive way to get out a message.

 

[sbbefc]

Kind of linked to mental health despite it being a physical pain. But does anyone here have trigeminal neuralgia?( In my case it's caused by a blood vessel pressing against the trigeminal nerve) I've only recently been diagnosed with it despite having it for several years at varying degrees of frequency and pain. It's been particularly bad the past few months and I had convinced myself I had various life treating diseases. Been round the houses with GP and dentist and was getting nowhere (NHS referrals taking months if not years, thanks tories) so stumped up the money to go private and an MRI scan.

Any recommendations on how to cope with it? Medication that's worked? Meditation? I've started on tablets but apparently their effectiveness wanes over time.

 

[paultheblue]

I finally start my treatment for Prostate cancer tomorrow at Clatterbridge. I start with hormone injections then go on to radio therapy in September.
Hopefully I don't start looking like Mrs Doubtfire

 

[COYBL25]

I finally start my treatment for Prostate cancer tomorrow at Clatterbridge. I start with hormone injections then go on to radio therapy in September.
Hopefully I don't start looking like Mrs Doubtfire

Wishing you all the best mate and hoping it all goes well

 

[paultheblue]

Wishing you all the best mate and hoping it all goes well

Thanks mate , I should be invited to the Clatterbridge Christmas party as I have been there more than some of the staff .I was there with my younger brother them my misses and now myself
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[ForeverBlue92]

I finally start my treatment for Prostate cancer tomorrow at Clatterbridge. I start with hormone injections then go on to radio therapy in September.
Hopefully I don't start looking like Mrs Doubtfire

Good luck mate x

 

[paultheblue]

Good luck mate x

Thanks mate