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Hi again,
It's now kind of late (and I should probably be in bed as I've a morning lecture tomorrow yet I'm still wide awake).
I've just been thinking. As much as I hate to admit it- call it pride or stubbornness or whatever- I think that I probably need to go see my GP (cue inward groan).
The sadness isn't going away. The morning struggle to get out of bed isn't going away. The not wanting to face the day isn't going away. The wanting to cry isn't going away.
I haven't seen my psychologist in a while (& by a while, I mean I haven't seen her since last year) because I was doing okay- even well- the 1st half of last year. But it's like something snapped towards the end of last year/this year.
I'm not even sure what the point of this thread is...maybe it's just to feel a little less lonely. I don't know.
Anyway, thanks for reading and let's hope things improve.
You guys are the best!
Dottie
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Hi Paul,
Yes, you soak up the praise ha, ha. A PC is a PC so as long as it does the job, it's all good 😉 You sound like you have led an interesting life- executive role, father, BB Champion and who knows what else. I'm grateful that you respond so consistently to so many people on the forums- it definitely does make a difference.
Thanks! I appreciate your vote of confidence!
Self doubt can be tough. I think sometimes we can be our own worse enemy. Hopefully your self doubt eases up over time. Easier said than done, I know.
And my pleasure re: the thread about your daughter. I'm glad my 2 cents worth helped 😊
Speak soon somewhere on the forum.
Dottie x
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