Right on a3a2, I'm happy to hear you had a good day. It's funny how rapidly things can change sometimes. For me it's as simple as deciding to drop out and play some cards, sometimes a T appointment. I'm hoping for a good one myself.
Siraz, I can so relate. I find I can drift in that state for a while, but it slips downward for me. It's so important for me to stick to doing things that, even though they don't offer a cure all, they keep me above the low water line. I hope you're doing your best to do so as well. We gotta keep each other trying.
And Amethist, yes, man have I suffered from that guilt, some shame with myself as well. We can't take it back, we can only work from here. I am so prone to getting into a guilt cycle, I don't want to see that happen to you.
I've come down since yesterday, had a boost meeting Bev at the printers, really nice lady. Couldn't get to sleep though, a good day does that to me sometimes because I cling to it, don't want it to end. So I slept in quite late, my sleep schedule is getting so buggered up lately. I don't know if I have the strength in me to do what is required to reign it in. Guess I'll have to live with a few shitty days in order to readjust before this gets any further out of hand. Battling off the depressing thoughts and trying not to mull things over too much. Always gets me into such a ****, my get down on myself so much for the choices I've made and what that has contributed to my condition. Just so damn hard to change what has become so habituated in me. I've really got to change, I just don't know where to start sometimes, I look at the mess of things and just want to throw up my hands. Got out for a walk today and a friend stopped by for a couple of hours. At least that was good today, so I suppose I'm holding my own.
Cheers for now,
Dave