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littleoc
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This is a nightmare to be honest and there just isn't a way out. I'm not even asking for an easy solution, just something to hold on to. I really feel like I've lost everything and done everything wrong
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I relate a lot to the self-loathing. It fuelled my own SI for over a decade, and is still something I have to live alongside.I really just hate myself
Their job. Which is to help you heal from a complex mental illness than even a fully qualified expert wouldn’t be able to heal from alone.not sure what a therapist would even do at this point
Of course! I think it's tempting to fall into "why can't I just function" when actually, this is huge. Unbelievably huge. We could just... have a functioning healthcare system. One that learned about our needs and then provided options for relevant support and care. With accessibility. It's totally possible and not utopic and in this moment, I am furious for you and for me that it doesn't exist where you are and where I am. There aren't just cracks, there are gaping holes and people getting shoved into them. And that is NOT a sign of your lack of worth.I'm mentally exhausted and fed up and tired of always having to pull twice my weight for things that other people can just pay for.
This definitely has a lot to do with things. The system is screwy, and life events are hard. But I really hope you had that corn dog. Or can have it now.I'm tired and grumpy and dehydrated and haven't eaten a meal in several days
Just wanna say that regrets are a super normal part of an important person dying. So taking fault out of the equation entirely for a moment. Totally normal to be feeling some of this. And I think you mentioned OCD? which makes this stuff harder. Whatever percent of your time with your mom was good, and whatever percent wasn't.... I am glad you had the good/ better times with her. It was good that you helped her, and it was also courageous to build some boundaries. You weren't perfect, none of us are, but you did a bunch of good.I'm angry that I didn't notice my mom was dying. I left her in bed for a full day thinking I'd have myself a little break. I sure got my f*cking break. I miss her dearly and have been told it's not my fault and that her heart was going to give out soon regardless of sepsis. But emotionally I'm upset that I ever tried to try new boundaries with her