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Hi something missing,
I apologise, I misunderstood what you meant by move, a bigger country town still sounds great none the less. I am happy you will look into CBT, I think you find benefits from it and I think in turn it will help with those uneasy feelings of being a crowded room or not being able to sustain a conversation, it all links in together which I know you will find of benefit. I am glad these forums are helping you feel like your old self again, that is quite important and your grasp of it all is awesome.
My best,
Jay
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Dude I am so sorry,been flat out and have wanted to post and tried so many time. I have so many questions for you . I will try to be gentle.
You actually sound like you know yourself very well,most people don't,they have no clue how they are feeling.
Are you to old for b&s,tennis,footy,golf,etc.
I know you are remote, here's the but, I know remote, what was funny was the day you posted my hubby travelled 2hr to pick up our very dear long relationship friend, he flew his plane to get work done on it,stayed two nights and then got a bus to 1/3 way home. It takes 13hrs to drive to his property,anyway on the properties it amazes me the amount of people that pass through,work,holidays,drop of,or just a neighbor wanting a cuppa. Join some of the clubs.
how do the owners/workers treat you?
God dam do you have burra??????????????????????????
You actually have a gift, you love life!
What's the go with family?
I recon try and share what you love and the rest will follow.
You have a huge soul.
You already found so called god.
Dory
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Hi something missing,
I know you were typing back to Dory_ but I found something interesting in your post, you said you have been typing to others on these forums and helping them, that is great and honestly when I joined these forums I came looking for help but found more peace in helping others try to understand their mental health issues, keep it up, it can all help in the long run.
My best,
Jay
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Hi something missing,
Thanks for your update, in regards to your first post, I think posting here where you can is great, it isn't to minimise how you are feeling at all as how you are feeling is just as important as everyone else but it gives you so clarity on your situation if that makes sense. It allows you to see your issues and relate to theirs and understand your one's a little better.
I haven't experienced that feeling of complete void, I have heard of it before but never heard it described like that, sounds very interesting, what happened when you got up and made a coffee, did you feel back to normal again?
My best,
Jay
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