My husband is self employed painter and the sole earner in our house at the moment as I look after our children. We own our house, so we are a bit concerned about how we are going to pay a mortgage and feed ourselves on little to no money.
This was my thinking. My best friend is anxious because she sees her aunt weekly since her mum/aunt sis died to keep her in good spirits as shes been suicidal in the past and is scared this might lead her to try again. She feels guilty as shes an only child and her aunt is already becoming withdrawn.This is going to have huge implications on those with mental health issues - anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation, OCD, paranoia, social anxiety. We aren't prepared for the immensity of this situation.
Hey, I'm not living alone but know that you can talk to us here. Perhaps there are people from your area that you could even video call with. We may not know each other but what a great way to form friendships.xAnyone else living alone and feeling a bit lost ? its horrible being in by yourself right now
Can I ask what are people doing who have teenagers? Are you still letting them out with pals after school? I think from tomorrow I’m going to get mine to stay in. Obviously if we go full lock down they will have to. Do I still let them out with friends while they’ve still got chance? I’m arguing with myself in my head about it
Exactly. If the government doesn’t enforce a ban on the leisure sector, they are screwed as they won’t be able to claim business interruption insurance. Insurance companies are probably whispering into ears that they can’t afford to pay out for all the claims .. and the government won’t want to bail them out.Boris’s speech will single handedly bring the leisure industry to its knees. By not enforcing a ban on attending clubs and pubs it means they can’t claim on insurance or against the government. The leisure sector is a really unstable as it is. This will kill it. All well and good balling out the fat cat tax dodgers though isn’t it!!!
If you need anyone to chat to I'm in the same boat on my own with kids you can always message me anytime or anyone that feels on there own at a time like this please dont suffer in silence x
please try not to worry, I have got fibro , me and arthritis and my dr said im not high risk, i have got normal thyroid last time they checked so not exactly same as you, ive been very stressed and as you know it will only make us go into a flare. we have enough flares in winter dont we? its really hard anyway when we feel crap all the time, i know how it is, have you tried kalms tablets ? they help me a little bit. I think chronic illness is different to chronic pain conditions which is more what you and i have x sorry carebear didnt mean to quote you, as usual i have cocked up my post , i am always doing it .My Gp today told me that with an underactive thyroid, fibro and ME, I’m not in a high risk category and am not in more danger than anyone else, I’m now terrified if I am and she was wrong . I’m confused where someone said chronic illness is same risk as over 70s
This is making my anxiety flare up bad again. I’ve a husband working from home now but 2 kids in high school and 1 in an office every day. I want to lock the door but know we can’t
I personally would tell them to stay inCan I ask what are people doing who have teenagers? Are you still letting them out with pals after school? I think from tomorrow I’m going to get mine to stay in. Obviously if we go full lock down they will have to. Do I still let them out with friends while they’ve still got chance? I’m arguing with myself in my head about it
I have Crohn's disease and also I'm not in the high risk category. I think it's just illnesses that can affect your lungs, heart etc. Although I'm worried having it will cause a knock on effect to my Crohn's.My Gp today told me that with an underactive thyroid, fibro and ME, I’m not in a high risk category and am not in more danger than anyone else, I’m now terrified if I am and she was wrong . I’m confused where someone said chronic illness is same risk as over 70s
This is making my anxiety flare up bad again. I’ve a husband working from home now but 2 kids in high school and 1 in an office every day. I want to lock the door but know we can’t
if they are immunosuppressant drugs I would check with your dr , just to be on the extra safe side, we are still allowed to phone for general things aren't we? hope you find out xI *think* I'm in the high risk category as I have injections that compromise my immune system.... Is my logic correct?
Sorry if I'm being thick