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Hi Salem, welcome
Parents have this ingroumd protective quality that even if their children were to be libing a fully normal life we'd worry about them.
Rest assured they will be fine. At this stage of your life, with your struggles, you are better to turn your focus towards yourself.
Start to introduce some natute into your life like drives to the country, picnics, eating more natural unpreserved foods and watching the tide ebb and flow. Fill your time with positive stories, attend motivation lectutes amd discount all negativity.
You have raisef your children, apart from some guidence there is little more you can do.
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Tony WK
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Hello salem,
oh wow there's a lot happening in your world right now. I do not know how to help as i'm only 26, but speaking from the perspective of your boys, I'd say you've given us so much opportunity as parents, but now it's time to leave us to our lives. We will make of it what we will.
I have a friend who loves to drink and loves to party and loves his drugs. I think he's being silly and wasting a lot of time and effort and money doing things which are probably bad for his body, but he wouldn't be happier doing anything different. Perhaps he'll regret it later on, but he'll learn from that and change.
I have another friend who works in finance 8am-6pm every day. she quit her last finance job in tears because she hated it, and joined another finance company. gets paid well, but doesn't know who she is or what she likes to do. Perhaps she'll regret it later on, but she'll learn from that and change.
So as tony said, they will be fine. whereever they are now in life, things will change with or without your help. instead, you have a lot of troubles yourself with the cancer and your negative thoughts. Have you ever spoken to anyone about how you feel emotionally? I have a friend who had cancer and I understand the physical body sometimes takes precedence over our emotional state, but I wonder if you have ever had a chance to speak to a GP or therapist about how you feel emotionally?
James
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James 1. Thanks for your reply.Yes I have spoken to various social workers and psychologists but I just can't seem to take any advice or put anything positive into action because my depression is so embedded in my mind because I know everything is not going well for me and my family and I can't see it getting any better so I'm stuck with my gloom and negative thoughts daily until something good or positive comes our way unfortunately that's the way my mind operates and its a painful way to live like this. Salem
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