Mental Health Support Society Mk X

Do your mother and father pay tax?

if yes

you deserve all the help you can get

You need to fight for it,

you seem like you dont want to get better

Cheers hun.
They could be on my bedside table but wallowing in bed seems much more less effort than finding them. Cant even pluck up the effort to go to the loo


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Really worried about tomorrow. Going to a guiding event where I don't know anyone and I'm going to be on my own. I think pretty much everyone else knows each other as well, so frightened I'm going to be left out. Also have to function properly for two days and a night which isn't really happening at the moment. Seems a silly thing to get worked up about- (I'm supposed to be looking forward to going to it, and I should be grateful that I have a chance to go along to something like this) but I know I wont sleep tonight for worrying about it.

You can do it hun ! If you do, you can have a nice gossip with me about Mr. Marine . I believe in you

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Cheers hun.
They could be on my bedside table but wallowing in bed seems much more less effort than finding them. Cant even pluck up the effort to go to the loo


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Do your mother and father pay tax?

if yes

you deserve all the help you can get

You need to fight for it,

you seem like you dont want to get better

i made it to the loo, and now eating lots of biscuits even though i already feel sick
ooooooh i need gossip

Dont feel like any of these threads are safe tonight

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Not feeling at all good

A few points:

- Pretty much anyone deserves help if they're ill, irrespective of their parental tax status.
- 'Fighting' can be pretty damn hard, nigh on impossible in fact, when you're in the grips of certain illnesses, depression being one of them. Being told you ought to fight when you can't merely makes you feel guilty.
- Plenty of people in a way don't want to get better, because they genuinely think it's impossible. The way they talk/act can lead you to think they don't care, and maybe that's true at the time, but generally speaking that's the depression/other illnesses talking, and if you alleviated that then the person would likely be grateful.
- Not saying you're intending to do this, but you're upsetting people with these kinds of remarks. Please try and be more thoughtful/tactful on this thread, as there are a lot of vulnerable people posting here.

A few points:

- Pretty much anyone deserves help if they're ill, irrespective of their parental tax status.
- 'Fighting' can be pretty damn hard, nigh on impossible in fact, when you're in the grips of certain illnesses, depression being one of them. Being told you ought to fight when you can't merely makes you feel guilty.
- Plenty of people in a way don't want to get better, because they genuinely think it's impossible. The way they talk/act can lead you to think they don't care, and maybe that's true at the time, but generally speaking that's the depression/other illnesses talking, and if you alleviated that then the person would likely be grateful.
- Not saying you're intending to do this, but you're upsetting people with these kinds of remarks. Please try and be more thoughtful/tactful on this thread, as there are a lot of vulnerable people posting here.

Not feeling at all good

Not feeling at all good

i was on the verge of suicide at one point, i dont want to describe it due to possible triggering, but i have gone through major depression and come through the other side

i sought comfort in my depression, i did not have to face getting better, and therefore i was almost satisified in a stockholm syndrome sought of way.

I realised that there were 3 options, either i rot to death, either i end my life, or either i get as much help as i can and if i dont get better i would die doing something dangerous and exciting

I picked 3, and am slowly getting better,

Depression will never go away on its own, if you believe that , you dont have depression

You need to see it as cancer, because it can have as high death rates as it

Tell me, if you had cancer, would you ignore going to the doctor

Destroy your ego, and your pride, and take your ass to the doctor

i deffinately know how you feel there, i refuse to go to guiding events unless i know atleast one person
you wont be left out though, i PROMISE
i dont know anyone in guiding who has left people out.

really hope you have a good weekend,
where are you going?

What's up?



Further points:

- Your experience of life is not the same as that of others. You've been through something bad, which gives you a little insight, however it does not make you the fount of all knowledge regarding that situation.
- Bit in bold: that's just plain retarded. To use your metaphor, if I had cancer and believed it would go away on its own, would that mean I didn't really have cancer?
- Who are you addressing here? I've been to the doctor, many doctors in fact, and so have the majority of people on this thread. Even the person you were originally talking to had, so far as I recall, been to the doctor.
- Again with the offensive attitude. Advise you to stop, especially since you object to being negged.

Dont feel like any of these threads are safe tonight


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Thank you. I just get really really worked up about it. I'm going to be in an unfamiliar city as well which doesn't help. I'm just worried because I think everyone else going all know each other, so I'm kind of going to stick out as the "new" person. I'm frightened they'll all already be in their own wee groups. Plus everyone I know of who is going to it is either quite a bit older or quite a bit younger than me.
It's called the Tartan Gig. It's in Glasgow, and has Little Mix, Conor Maynard, Amy Macdonald, Stooshe, Gabrielle Aplin and the Luminites playing at it. It's just for members of the guides as well, so it's totally safe and fun. I'm going through with my local senior section group and then we're having an overnight with films and stuff and then some activities in the city the next day. I just wish I knew someone going, so that I'd stop worrying about it because apart from that I'm really looking forward to it.

You're definitely right about people not being left out in general with guiding though. I didn't realise until last night when you quoted me that you were a guider. Have you done it for long?

Dont feel like any of these threads are safe tonight


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