What Do You Need In This Moment?

[jaccat]

I need sleep- desperately.
And it's not going to happen but right now I feel like I need someone to look after me. Basic stuff- cooking a few meals, running the occasional errand, telling me when I'm doing too much.

 

[ladee]

I need @Cashew to stop sucking it up !!:playful:

 

[Ronin]

Ha! :D There I go.

I'm able to do things when I'm doing them for other people, much better. So not sucking it up for @ladee, a brilliant patch to a learning plan.

 

[BlackbirdSinging]

I need compassion and understanding. I need a hug and reassurance.

 

[Heather]

I need a book on how to be a better mother...cuz right now I suck at it.

 

[ladee]

I Need for @Cashew to be proud of not sucking it up !!!! :hug::hug::hug::hug:

 

[Heather]

I need to know that everything will be ok.
I need to know that healing is possible and will be the end result.
I need to know that we will be happy, one day. 'Cause it sure as hell ain't today.

 

[Anrish]

I need courage and peace to write on my story again.

I need Ture by my side.

I need a hug - long and deep.

I need to be trusted - then I will overcome my own limits.

I need sunshine.

 

[BlackbirdSinging]

I need someone to sit with me and hold my hand as I grieve. This time not for myself but for someone in my family. I can't say the words. I'm too hypervigilant to say it.

I need to rest. I've been doing too much and I'm tired and my back and neck and hip hurt. The nerve pain hurts a lot.

I need to be heard.

 

[Tinyflame]

I need courage, strength, direction, warmth, more time.

 

[Deleted member 29920]

About eight hours of sleep!

 

[NapsWithCats]

@Heather

I am so deeply sorry to hear about your precious daughter's sexual abuse.

Having been sexually abused at age 16 and my mom not believing me and further physically and verbally abusing me, I'd just like to add (in my own HUMBLE words) that sometimes just listening to your daughter talk about it without saying a word, but just being there, or listening to her rage for no particular reason, and reassuring her that she is worthy of all the love in the world, or even just giving her a hug and telling her you love her and she most definitely did nothing wrong at all . . . just never give up and always believe her when she talks about her abuse and let her know she is worthy of all the love, care, respect, joy, happiness, friends, fun in the world and to never settle for less.