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21-05-2006, 03:48 AM
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Do the course. You still have to look after yourself. Sorry things are not working out for you. |
21-05-2006, 06:28 AM
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Do the course!
If it's as great as everyone has claimed,
could be vital to getting better |
21-05-2006, 10:51 AM
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I think you need the course mate. Yes, you can do the course within many locations around Australia, but Townsville has the highest success rate, so I would honestly stick with it up their, then move. |
21-05-2006, 03:15 PM
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Lol, I think it a unannimous decision by the PTSD forumers...
if possible taking the course, then moving sounds like the best idea for you
Well, today really sucked... :(
fought with the boyfriend alot today,
had a breakdown
realized I hadn't taken my meds that morning...
now things are starting to calm down enough for me to sit here and catch up on posts
Yep... I even if you already told me how you were doing...
I still want to know
todays a new day,
different mood,
feel free to share |
21-05-2006, 07:13 PM
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Good point YA, so I changed the title of this thread to spell out, each day.
Today, I am good. Been out with my eldest son all day with Football, took the little fella with me for his afternoon game. Having dinner then settling in for some Big Brother action. |
22-05-2006, 02:27 AM
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I'm not too bad today. Walked the dog and got rained on again. Was a bit naughty and had a sleep on the sofa for a bit - has anyone else been told not to sleep in the day? So damn tired I thought some sleep would be better than leaving it til bedtime. Got a busy day tomorrow, so need my brain to work if possible!
Was awake from 4.30am today, but got 4 hours straight again, which is good - not even nightmares either last night, which is a first for ages. Like an idiot I did a couple of hours work this morning while my head was clear. One day I'll learn to do something fun when I'm feeling good! |
22-05-2006, 07:02 AM
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Woke up less than an hour ago...
so far... so good, lol
Had a horrible time falling asleep,
Couldn't walk the dog 'cause it was a thunderstorm last night
ending up crashing about 6 AM this morning, slept till 1PM
either didn't have a nightmare, or, couldn't remember it... either way, less stressful for me :)
Piglet, It is basically impossible for me to nap during the day
(although it sounds like it would be awesome!!!!)
so my Doctors told me it would be completely OK for me to take a nap if I was able to.
If your body needs it, and your mind will allow it...
I'd say nap away!!!! |
22-05-2006, 05:19 PM
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Well - was up at 2.30am today, so maybe the nap was a bad idea after all! Had nightmares though, but at least I had one night free of them, so that's something to be cheerful about. |
22-05-2006, 08:34 PM
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Another good day here. Took bub to his initial daycare trial for an hour, just to let him get used to it, did some shopping, cooked a lasagna for dinner and all is pretty good.
Your going to get sick of me saying that here... all good! Feeling funky! Etc etc... hopefully cheer you all up anyway. |
22-05-2006, 08:58 PM
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Originally Posted by anthony Your going to get sick of me saying that here... all good! Feeling funky! Etc etc... hopefully cheer you all up anyway. | Anthony, if you're having all "all good" days,
that's wicked!! Tells you how far you've come :)
funky is good, lol
just heading to bed.. its 4 AM
and funny enough.. I can't really remember my day
I know I made waffles, and helped make kabobs... hmmm?
Kinda angry most of the day, no good reason, just me being me, | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes |  Linear Mode | 
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