Please seek further help. You need to help yourself before you can help your kids.
Please carefully consider Milktinis suggestion of a stay in hospie, there is no shame in that, in fact it is a positive step to rebuilding your life. Or at least please call lifeline or beyond blue.
I am sorry you are having a hard time, please take care of yourself![]()
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01-08-2012 09:35 #21
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01-08-2012 09:41 #22
Please don't do anything rash mum2bubba.
It's a horrible place to be in where you are right now but things can get better. You need to find yourself a better mental health support team who can meet your needs more effectively. If you are seriously considering ending your life then it may be time to seriously consider going to the hospital. There are people there that can help you and can support you both whilst you are an in patient and when you leave.
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01-08-2012 10:20 #24
Please take the advice of other posters - they obviously know your background more than I do!
If you are really feeling that low, please call Lifeline on 13 11 14. They are truly amazing. I have spoken with them myself when I was worried about a friend of mine and I didn't know how to help!
Remember, life really is worth living! I know all you can see is clouds right now - but I do promise you one day you will see the sunshine again!
Please look after yourself!
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Have a chat with the boyfriend, Cassie. It's still very early days with him - you should be in the lovey dovey honeymoon phase where he makes you feel great! If he's making you feel bad I think you need to have a think about him and whether he's worthy of your time.
Please go and see someone today
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01-08-2012 17:16 #29
Your gp can get you started on meds, sounds like its needed asap!!
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01-08-2012 17:22 #30
The psychologist can not prescribe you medication anyway. Only a doctor. Unless you are seeing a psychiatrist. Call lifeline, there is help out there available. But you have to want to help yourself otherwise there is not much point!
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