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Hi Indra!
I know how you feel, distrust and abandonment is something that is very close to me and my illness.
However, you left me in suspense; what was the reaction??
K
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Hi K,
I thought my fiancée would have show complete disinterest when I said this to him but he actually surprised me by sounding a little hesitant and just a little wounded. He isn't an overly emotional person, but it was also a way for me to tell him that I shouldn't be taken for granted either. Thanks for your response - you gave me a smile with the last line! Cheers, Indra
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Hey Indra (love the user name!)
Well your partners reaction was pretty good; don't you think? Well at least there are some positive signs there.
How are you going with your thoughts on meds? In my opinion, give it a go and f you don't like the effect - cut it out (albeit with your GPs assistance). I am still popping the jelly beans, but on my way to gradually reducing them.
About that last line of your previous post, well it was like a mystery novel, I just had to know!! Lol 🙂
Keep talking, you make me smile!
K
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Hi K,
Thank you - having an alter ego for a user name was a challenge to pick and way more interesting than my very boring everyday name lol The end bit - it's a nice change to laugh out loud, I think sometimes you almost forget to smile. My whole life I have been very serious with just cause though. I am hesitant with the jellybeans (love it - would have gone with peanut M&M's only for the chocolate haha) for two reasons. I was put on them a million years ago at 19 and wasn't a pleasant experience back then. The other reason is that I feel I need to be 110% alert as I have two special needs children, with an underlying fear of if I ever had to go back to court for custody issues I would hate for that to implicate me if it arose. Very paranoid but I am heading this way with my 2nd ex. Glad that is off my chest! Talking when I get the opportunity I can for hours lol I think as I don't get to talk to a lot of people physically, it is like a flood gate opening when I do get the chance!! Having a dark, sarcastic sense of humour gets me by too 😜😜
Cheers Indra
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Hi Indra - I hope this finds you well.
Yes, I can sense your quirky sense of humour - that is nice, so please let it our here; we need as much of that as we can get.
You do seem to be in a difficult situation with regards to meds and your responsibilities to your children. But ....., I think that if you progress slowly and carefully, you might just find the right type of meds/treatment that wont affect your alertness.
I am glad that you enjoy getting things off your chest, it is a great help. Please continue sharing. Love your posts.
K
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Hi there K,
Quirk is not the word for it lol I think having a sense of humour and being able to laugh has at times kept from falling to pieces. Thanks for the advice/encouragement about the meds, I have an appointment with my GP in a couple of weeks. It has been great to connect with another cyberfriend here - it is something that keeps me motivated!
Stay awesome ☺
Indra
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Hi Indra
Saw on a separate thread that your partner walked out on you and the kids today. I am sorry, but on the other hand, if I may say so, you deserve someone better than a person who can do that, no matter what they are enduring themselves. Sorry, a bit hard, I know.
Have you had a chance to gather your thoughts about the way ahead?
I am here to continue to talk you through this difficult period - as are others. So keep posting and let me know how you are feeling.
My thoughts are with you,
K
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Hi K,
Firstly thank you for your support and honesty.
I think the honesty part was lacking with my partner. I am more devastated for my boys. At the moment I am feeling numb and haven't really thought about what is next. It's just another thing thrown my way that I have to work through. I know that I will move on in time and time is something that is here.
Indra
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Ok Indra.
Just wanted to make sure you are OK.
Despite everything, you sound like you are staying strong; your children need you.
Did your partner have anything to say at all before he exited?
K
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