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jennyjoan | 20:40 Sun 15th Jan 2017 | Body & Soul
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Music or Children.
Having a nap.
Well, Conne.....I'm lucky in that I neither worry over much nor suffer from stress. But knitting is, I imagine, a really good way to destress.......or a long walk in woodland.....dancing as if you can dance.....lots of things to do....x
Do something JJ likes doing. Listening to music, puzzles, making cakes etc. Or just curling up on settee and watch a good DVD, preferably comedy. Eat well and drink lots of water.
Taking the dog out for a walk.
Some TV programs, crafting,...loads of things actually
Real ale!
Stroking a cat is an excellent way to 'de-stress'.

The only problem is that it was probably the same cat that got you stressed out in the first place!
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A gigantic glass of wine.
I have a little cry for myself.
Sometimes music, reading or something alcoholic!!

Some songs make me sadder.
I just went into the pantry and had a blub. It's 4 weeks since Alfie died and I still cry every day.
I go on AB for a while.
Poor Alfie, have you thought about getting another dog NoM
I usually go to one of my little old ladies, often one with dementia, I don't need to discuss my issues. I just sit and chat, they can be an absolute delight to talk to, even if they are mentally on a far away planet. I would never burden any of them with my issues, not that I have many, usually just when I'm over worked.
Most here probably won't understand unless they have worked or had a lot of experience with dementia.
Share you're sentiments R.

Gin and Tonic.
But to be honest I rarely get stressed.
RATTER, I do that every Saturday afternoon when I visit my ( very ) elderly aunt.
On and off, Tony. I would always rescue, rather than purchase a designer breed. I'm not ready to take the plunge yet though.

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