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Let us help you however we can. If talking helps, what is the harm. We don't know you or where you live or where your from, or anything unless you tell us. If you don't give us some info, we will never know and can't help you. Please share. We care. ((HUGS))View Thread


We are here for you to talk to, but are not doctors (although we do have an expert advisor who responds once in a while). We are just people who understand what you are going through and support anyone who needs it. I send you ((HUGS)) to get through your day.View Thread

I understand about not wanting to talk with your mother. My son did the same thing. From a mom's point of view, she would want to know what's going on with you. I think you need to talk to her. Give her a little and see how she takes it. "Feel her out" so to speak. But if you don't talk to her and something happens, she will be more devistated.
The reason I suggest the above is because my son had a drug problem (not saying you do, but hear me out). I had NO IDEA he had this problem until after he died at age 18 four years ago. It was a total shock to me and I am still dealing with the feelings of guilt that I wasn't able to help him. He lived with his father as we were divorced also. I felt my children could tell me anything, but aparantly he didn't want to worry me. We had a fairly close relationship, at least I thought.
So you see, this is why I think you should talk with your mom. She loves you and don't want to see you hurting. Let her know how she can help you and ask for it. If your relationship is not that close, find someone you CAN talk to (counselor at school, close friend or other family member). But don't try to get through this alone. You need a support system. We on this board can only help from a distance.
Good luck and keep us posted. We care, even if we don't know you. I send you ((((((HUGS)))))) and support.View Thread

Thank you for your support. I know I am not the only one feeling this way and it helps to talk to people who understand. Thank you, thank you, thank you all.
If your supervisor is leaving, can you apply for her job? Do you want to? Are you qualified? It would pay more. It may be less stress once she is gone.
I am doing a little better today, but have to go to my son's gf's brother's wake tonight after work. I hate funerals. I walked with my son last night and let him get some feelings out. I just wish there was more I could do for them (even though I am tired of doing for others and nobody doing for me).
Thanks for the ((hugs)) and I send you back some. Later!View Thread

I wish I could get away for an hour or two. Although, I did go for an hour walk with my son last night. It was mostly to help him. He said he didn't want to be alone and wanted to talk and couldn't be with his gf so he was bad. He confessed that this death of his friends, her brother, is bringing back feelings of losing his own brother. I tried to support him, but was secretly lightly crying (it was dark outside and he couldn't see me). I tried to give him encouraging words, but it was hard. I mostly just agreed with him. I didn't know what to say. Today is the wake for his gf's brother. I hope I can get through it for them both.View Thread


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