Thank you
@Jazzer,
I should be so happy with my life, no money worries, mortgage paid years ago, great family and few friends and husband.
I went shopping today and saw a homeless man under a railway bridge out in the cold and felt sorry for him but still the unseen emotions that I am feeling that others don't see was gripping me in to total sadness holding back the tears till I got home and cried because this mental torture for me has no ending.
My husband has never seen me so down and came home with a bunch of flowers and a box of chocolate.
He knows I support others and now I'm struggling and need support but as a staff member should I be posting it?
Does this stop others supporting me?
I am only a person with the same problem and have added problems that are challenging.
I'm not myself at the moment and it's breaking my heart and hope to god I find my happy self again.
Sorry for opening up to you all but I could do with support as I am a mess.
love glynis
Dear Glynis
I am so so sorry sweetheart.
You are one incredible lady.
You look out for every one of us, and you are an absolute gem!
You do know of course that by opening up your heart and by letting your sadness flow out to those people that love you, you are absolutely doing the right thing.
We have all been there, time and time again; with this wretched 'thing' it is unavoidable.
We truly are here for each other.
The day of the Expo I felt very low.
Up at 5:30am to get there in time.
No chance of doing my life saving meditation.
No company on my three hour journey.
I didn't really know how I would be, meeting all of you guys.
I walked in and saw you, and that was it - I actually cracked up - that was why I held onto you until I got it back together again.
After a hug, I was alright again.
It was because I have always recognised your kindness, despite your suffering that I knew I was recognised.
We are two of a kind Glynis.
We both hurt like hell,
but we both try to be there for others.
I know sometimes I don't come across that way.
I have lost so much - my complete life style - my talent - that my frustration breaks through.
However, I always try to get back to square one.
You, however, handle it better - and your kindness never seems to fail.
We all love you - you are not alone babe.
If I was so low - you, as a Northerner would say to me, a Southerner,
"Now - come on duck - we'll pull you through."
I'll never get the Brum accent right, but you know what I mean glynis.
Love you,
Dave x
Jazzer.