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I know how much easier it seems to just let yourself go like that... I think about it often to be honest with you. You do deserve your cat Savannah that you love so much. You deserve to have help and to be cared for. Please don't give into your thoughts of letting go or hurting yourself. Please be safe.
(((gentle hugs if okay)))
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Can you tell us more about what is going on? Talking about it might help if you're up to it. We're all here for you.
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I know that it can feel that way sometimes but you're not. By the way, I don't know if other people use the word "veg" but I do. LOL I'm not sure if anyone has a good answer to how you figure out who you are. I thought I knew who I was before but now I'm not so sure either. Right now I think I'm just Foxy's mom and the white chick in the neighborhood. LOL Speaking of Foxy... he just jumped into my clothes and is romping around in them....
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I know it feels like sometimes no one listens, understands, or is there for you when you need them. I hope that someone gets in touch with you sometime soon today so that you can get to your appointment. (((gentle hugs if okay)))RoseView Thread

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Oh, believe me, if I could I would buy a ticket home in a heartbeat...
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Some days I just wonder if my being "sent here" isn't some kind of torture. It sure as heck feels like it right now. I'm not trying to be dramatic or anything... I just really wish I wasn't here and that FOR ONCE my family would listen to me when I'm trying to explain something to them, especially when it's important. So tired of it.
Sorry, I guess that I just needed to put that out there. No need to reply or anything.
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I feel your pain... To try be good to yourself today. Is there anything that helps to self-soothe you? Like DDT said I think we are all feeling down as of late.
Remember that you're not alone and we care about you and how you feel. (((hugs if okay)))
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I'm so sorry for everything that you've been going through. When someone has dementia like that sudden changes in their behavior can happen and it's always hard on the family. I'm glad that your sister was there for you though.
Like Misty said there could be a number of reasons for the change in her behavior. Meds and infections are at the top of the list.
Please don't hurt yourself, Mary. If you feel like you might call a crisis line or reach out to someone. We all care about you and want you to be safe. (((gentle hugs if okay)))
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Foxy just jumped on my back and I just about threw my laptop. LOL I'm jumpy.View Thread
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