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JosephineO

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08/07/2019 at 11:14

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Hello,

Dealing with depression means that every day can be different. So, how are you feeling today? Are you having a good or bad day?

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23/04/2026 at 10:56

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Not fantastic at the moment feel very tired and a bit depressed, just went and had my covid jab again, to help not catch covid, also was told if I want the bird flu injection. I have to phone my GP so I'm going to try and get that one as well as this can help protect the lungs and having emphysema and copd it worth asking about it, I'm still waiting for a respiratory appointment and I was told I need a nebulizer but I've not heard anything about that, also waiting to see specialist for my hearing, and also waiting for appointment for to see rheumatologist it's just wait wait nobody seems to bother when you reach 70 plus, it's rediculous

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mrchipps

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23/08/2023 at 15:47

Lizzie when we loss loved ones some people are expecting to grieve in the same way with each bereavement, and are even more upset because they dont. this can be for many reasons, for example it could be the age of the loved one, how close you were to a certain person, how well they physically or emotionally knew a loved one. or lastly some of us may never have met a loved one for many reasons. or if physical events had taken place ,and a loved one could not be viewed by family and friends

this happened me was because, my son and i parted with bad blood between us, and when his baby daughter was born , and died age 50 minutes i was banned from attending her service or internment, her name was Rebecca Jade, but i called her Becky, and i bought her a small headstone and i go to her grave at least once a month with fresh flowers. i will always love my grandaughter, but possibly not as much as my Angel wife or son, who took his own life.?

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