That’s strange, I wonder where you read that.
Yeah i agree men are crap with writing its always the women doing the Christmas cards in our family, if the men did it would be a scruffy happy xmas not even signedHe probably just didn't think he'd have enough space to write a whole sentence
Yes, I wasn’t meaning he didn’t know if she was struggling, I just wanted to clarify that no medication didn’t immediately rule that out.I understand this and that people do suffer in silence, but it was suggested that he rushed to ring the police because he might have known that she was struggling.
If he knew then you'd hope that he'd encouraged her to at least speak to a GP even if she'd refused medication.
I think it's a good time to remind people not to try and get through any struggles alone though and to please speak to someone, anyone, it doesn't matter who
I don’t think he’s thinking straight and can’t cope with it all, it’s been weeks now and he has two little girls with no answers to give them. People handle stress in very different ways, just the same as when they lose loved ones you can act out of character. He said he was angry in his recent interview, which will also be because he feels helpless. He‘s been told by various ‘experts’ she‘s not in the river as she would be able to get out, Faulding even suggested to him she could have run off with someone, his mind must be all over the place. I think people are winding Paul up, friends, so called ‘experts’, even the public by saying the Police are basically useless and not doing what they need to (I disagree on that I think a lot of time and money has gone into this case) and he has lost the plot.
Same here but if there was also a harness and lead, and a phone… that’s not just a dog that’s wandered too far
Bloody Faulding even asked if she had a stalker. Who knows what horrors have gone through Paul’s mind in the past weeks.
Fairly sure he wouldn't want TV and camera crew setting up in his home when he's trying to protect his little girls from all the circus surrounding all this. I think it was very smart to do it elsewhere
And now Mark Williams-Thomas is gearing up ready to grab a bit more self promotion.
my dad doesn't even write my name on my cards
It's just *whatever message inside the card* 'love dad'I guess it depends on your job. I don’t know what he does, but I used to work for an American company (banking) and would go to the office at 9:30 and be in the gym or go for a run around 11. It was pretty normal, for the Americans and my colleagues working in my city.
He said the company he works with are 6 hours behind UK time so it’s not unreasonable to think that he does emails etc around 10am and then doesn’t have calls until early afternoon UK time.
Yeah I have family who work non uk hours so can understand going to the gym at add times but it just seemed strange to me that he made a point of not starting work until 10 but then going to the gym straight away
It’s certainly not an obvious choice unless you know the risks of cold water shock, especially with the shallow water there.I have hidden this behind a spoiler because it may be triggering for some and i do not want to come across as ignorant and offend anyone who is / has suffered with MH and suicidal thoughts
If she was suffering with MH and this is suicide would jumping into a river where is is shallow in parts etc be the way to go?? Surely your body would go into fight mode and try and stop you from drowning etc?? I am sorry if this is an ignorant view but wouldn't this be why people opt for bridges / trains / tablets / wrists / hanging. It also wouldn't have been a cry for help because of location. I don't know, just doesn't seem to fit?? When my daughter attempted suicide it was tablets but it was a cry for help. She took them at home but kind of left me clues (she had a history of self-harm) so i found tissues with blood so knew immediately there was something wrong and then had to try and find her
