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I Wouldn't Mind A Chat
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I wouldn't mind a chat. Just talk about stuff an problems.
Bit worried about darts being thrown.
Suffer depression.
Just want to chat.
Stuff happening. Lots.
Don't want sympathy, just a chat.
Maybe this is a bad idea.
Sorry if it is.
Bit worried about darts being thrown.
Suffer depression.
Just want to chat.
Stuff happening. Lots.
Don't want sympathy, just a chat.
Maybe this is a bad idea.
Sorry if it is.
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Global warming? Why don't they put double glazing in these dumps that are, "Part of our heritage, " and must be preserved for future generations.
What about THIS generation? Me?
Personally I would like to see them all pulled down.
So much for the folk running English Heritage and the arty farty BBC 4 aficionados who live in warm houses, and write books etc on our glorious history and architecture. Corduroy, elbow pads and dusty books.
Global warming? Why don't they put double glazing in these dumps that are, "Part of our heritage, " and must be preserved for future generations.
What about THIS generation? Me?
Personally I would like to see them all pulled down.
So much for the folk running English Heritage and the arty farty BBC 4 aficionados who live in warm houses, and write books etc on our glorious history and architecture. Corduroy, elbow pads and dusty books.
Theland are you sure you are getting all the financial benefits you're entitled to, first that springs to mind is is your wife claiming carers allowance for you. Don't know if CAB could help you or mind.
As for your GP you need to visit him again, maybe your drugs are no longer the best and most appropriate for you and ask to see different phychologist.
With regards to your move, although you cannot help out physically, you can give encouragement, make the tea, just thinking out loud.
But you will be far better of somewhere less cold and draughty which must be a positive.
As for your GP you need to visit him again, maybe your drugs are no longer the best and most appropriate for you and ask to see different phychologist.
With regards to your move, although you cannot help out physically, you can give encouragement, make the tea, just thinking out loud.
But you will be far better of somewhere less cold and draughty which must be a positive.
Moving is soooo stressfull but a warmer cosier wee house will be so much better for your COPD! Imagine!?
I have a doggie but I adore siamese cats the ones with the blue eyes!? Or a wee grey cat, thats what i’d like!!
Try not to feel inadequate about not being able to help. There are things you can do that I cant & vice versa!!! Makes the world go round!
Xxx
I have a doggie but I adore siamese cats the ones with the blue eyes!? Or a wee grey cat, thats what i’d like!!
Try not to feel inadequate about not being able to help. There are things you can do that I cant & vice versa!!! Makes the world go round!
Xxx
LadyCG, as I read the OP, he's worried about "darts being thrown" at him. Yet he's happy to throw darts at others. Whether I agree with him is neither here nor there; I just suspect he might be happier if he could sort out his own confrontational approach. "First cast out the beam out of thine own eye; and then shalt thou see clearly to cast out the mote out of thy brother's eye."
//I'm guessing Theland's views on those matters don't tally with your own but this thread is about Theland's declining health and mental wellbeing and is definitely not an invitation to make personal digs//
Don't think JNO gets the moral issue here, LadyCG. We have to live according to our lights, don 't we?
Nonetheless it's nice to see him quoting the Gospels.
Don't think JNO gets the moral issue here, LadyCG. We have to live according to our lights, don 't we?
Nonetheless it's nice to see him quoting the Gospels.
The change to Pension Credit (PC)takes effect from 15.5.18. It affects couples where one of them is under pension age but it applies ONLY to NEW awards from or after that date.
Those currently getting PC will NOT be affected unless a change of circumstances ends the current award and a new PC claim is made and awarded from or after 15th May.
Those currently getting PC will NOT be affected unless a change of circumstances ends the current award and a new PC claim is made and awarded from or after 15th May.
sorry to hear you are not feeling too bright... a move, although it feels overwhelming, may be for the better,given your health..do what you can, but do not feel bad that you can't do more..people do understand...good advice from others regarding finances... new home..new start.. hope you feel better soon xx