What Makes You Sad Today

[Ned]

immer aus, kamerade.

 

[Sarg]

Sorry to hear it, Angle. It's a heartbreak when kids get sick. My best wishes are with you, my friend.

Sarg

 

[reddevil1111]

Angle,
He really is something else. Very funny and full of life. Remember where he came from. He can do anything that he sets his mind to doing he is yours after all. Just a lot better looking than you. :)

 

[Need an Oasis]

I'm sorry to hear about your little one, Angle. Hang in there.

Nobody ever wants to kiss me.

I'd kiss you. But only on the cheek, very nicely. I'm taken ;) Here you go: MWAH!

 

[reddevil1111]

Angle needs the sloppy Joe of kisses. you know the kind, your sucking each others faces off and bits of spit are flying, she finds that bit of corn wedged in your molar you couldn't get out yourself...its better than a dental cleaning kind of kiss. The kind that makes your toes curl and you feel like she might be moving into your mouth any minute. yeah there goes the wardrobe and a tv...

 

[Anglesachse]

:love: ahh

 

[Jimmy1]

Two lots of bad news for me.

One of my best buddies just kicked the bucket after exercising. Only 48. He was one of the first guys I met when I joined in 85. I almost shed a tear.

The other lot of bad news is my son only 15 being put on Lexapro. WTF...

 

[Anglesachse]

Sorry to hear that Jimmy cocker.

I remember it tearing my heart out when my nipper started taking meds a couple of years back. Only good news in it, was the fact that I know he deosn`t take them forever.

Sorry for your brother aswell. Guess we should be gratefull of what we do have, as f*cked as it is.

 

[JarHed]

Guess we should be gratefull of what we do have,

A truly good thing. Hard to see it sometimes.

Problems for kids has got to be the worst. Don't know what Lexapro is for but it's hard enough being a kid without more stuff for them to deal with.

Edit: Just looked up Lexapro. Not a doctor but isn't there any other way to help your son other than that kind of med? Just askin'. Therapy perhaps.

Sorry to hear of your friend Jimmy. 48 is way to young.

The coin of Life has two sides; Happiness, Sorrow. You never know which is going to come up.

 

[Chin Strapped]

Got told by my psych today, that she feels I may be suffering from mild depression alongside this ptsd. After 2.5 years of blocking, 2013 has seen me crash as I have become less numb, shit year already!

So I guess hearing that has made me a bit sad and a little odd. When you've felt 'different' for so long, it's hard to remember what's 'normal' and what is deteriorating mental health?

What is bizarre, is that I'm thriving out of the Army, but I still have this cloud over me. Mixed bag.

 

[Ned]

The depression bit is entirely normal, Dan. And often a result of being worn out. A very good Army doctor (yes, really) told me all about it in a matter-of-fact way. Anything but unusual amongst groups who've had their share of hard knocks.
The positive thing is that it is a clinical condition, and responds to treatment pretty well. And like you say, it's a side-effect of being less numb.
All part of the road back up, mate. Motor on.

 

[Chin Strapped]

The depression bit is entirely normal, Dan. And often a result of being worn out.

Nail on the head.

I've handed my notice in on one of my jobs.

Being told I have a bit of depression has made me feel like I want today to end.....and withdraw to my computer in the spare room; alone.:cautious: