I didn't get on the pc much yesterday. Bloomin' migraines are coming in clusters. Trying to break the cycle but not sure how...so using half wafer thingies and whole lozzies at a time. It isn't perfect but it will have to do.
I am not sure I understand the 'clicking' thing but if you click on a site and then people click back (if it isn't all about figures) and some people actually come along here and have a look ...and join. Then that has to be a good thing.
I do miss not being informed who is doing what because there are so many people on this site now, unless they put up a blog post, I never know when they have put new pictures or other things on their pages up. Still, I keep an eye on the main page.
I am not sure it it is just people with bipolar who really struggle with loss. I don't think my father is bipolar although he does suffer depression (in the severist sense) and losing Mum has destroyed him. I wouldn't say losing Mum was easy for me to deal with but I think I would have handled it better if I hadn't had to then look after Dad. That maybe sounds mercenary but I do feel like my life has been spent looking after others and I have missed out on knowing what it is like to have a time in my life (apart from early childhood) when I could be carefree for more than a day or 2. Anyway, life is life is life.
Em came round last night and although the day had been difficult (trying to fend off another migraine attack), it was great to see her. She and her fella picked up a friend after work and we had a Chinese...it was nice to have a home full or easy banter and laughter. I got to see Dad earlier in the day but it was difficult for both of us. I wasn't strong enough to handle him really. Emotionally, Imean.
Am going to town with STR worker later. Either that or I might just go for a long walk with her. I feel like walking about by the Downs.
Hi Jill,
Thank you very much for your detailed explanation regarding the site functioning. I would surely be able to use it effectively with some surfing & experimenting.
Bye...
Mohd.
You've had a busy day in the garden. It was glorious out there. Sadly, the sun was too bright for me so couldn't sit in the garden. When I next get paid DLA, I am going to buy a garden brolly and some sun cream. :>)
The story of the toff doing the contra Black Magic stint bought a smile to my face. Okay, so being from a sub class I should be on the side of the burglar but whatever my political views are, people get seriously hurt and killed in burglaries that go wrong so am not bigging up anyone. However, the toff taking the 'keep off my land' bit to the extreme does come across as 'obsessive'. Anyway before I am accused of being pro criminals will get off the subject. Not sure I have kept to the plot either. :>)
I found some sticky tabs and reigned in the energy. Had a really constructive time with the cutty outy bits. Still feeling very lively so am putting on uppy tunes from Youtube and dancing. Hoping I burn out at some point so I sleep tonight.
Hope also that you get to have your G&T with lots of ice and lemon. I am on the dandelion and burdock, this end. Bye for now
It's hot already this mornng isn't it? have put my fan on because it is quite stuffy inside.
I don't think you are silly in regards to the health problems, I am just relieved and pleased that you now have something that is giving you a better quality of life.
I am not sure I am going to get the Direct Payments but having the support of the co-ordinator (now she is leaving) means there is a chance. I think it was more down to her fear of paperwork than anything else that she was unhelpful before. Still, am going to try and if I get them it will offer me more support and freedom to do things that are good for me.
Will ask Azzi how IPlayer works. Am also going to check out the main page and see what has been going on in the cafe lately.
Glad Richard has been moved to a place he likes. Sure he will tell me about it when he writes.
Try it now.I've been working on it for 2 days.I changed the background, to somthing purrty.I had to go in there,and save every code on the website,then go in there,and change the blog.it took out my label cloud,which is a pain in the rear to redo.
Hi Jill
Really sorry it's taken me so long to reply. I got some spam email from this Petronila person and when I got to my page realised I hadn't replied to you. Anyway I'll write more in a normal email.
Wendy
Hi Jill
Thanks for offering me help regarding the creative cafe. As i'm newbie on this i'm quite confused about the working of this site & how to operate on this site. Since i'm quite a novice in Social networking - may be u can help a bit.
Thanks again.
I might well give the Lithium a try. Am just a silly sausage really. It will either work or it won't...and if I get side effects, I can just come off it. I worry too much. I know.
Migraines came back with a vengeance...as they do but thankfully have enough wafer thingies and GP says if I need more to ring for prescription. I think I wrote that before. I can't remember.
Is it easy to use IPlayer? I ask because I keep missing the poetry programmes on Beeb 4 and want to play catch up.
Looks like I am finally going to be supported to apply for a Direct Payment. I put it to my care co-ordinator who was all for it. That could be because she is leaving and someone else will have to help me with paperwork but better late than never. I will be asking for a payment to pay for someone's time to come swimming and/or yoga with me. I think that will do me the world of good but I have to get the payment first.
Is going to be a warm weekend so will mow the lawn so I can get out in the garden. Will have to pick my moment as elbow is pretty painful but I don't think it will do me any harm. Fingers crossed.
Hope you enjoy the weekend and hope to catch up soon.
P.S.Have you heard from Richard? I sent him a card and letter but haven't heard back. I hope he is okay.
Am glad that you are having another Social Worker assessment. Agree is best to keep everyone in the chain. Is not so easy here because they don't give out addresses or email details. I think it so people struggle to gain access to them.
Dad's advocate has made contact with him. Am just hoping she is on the case and isn't frightened to challenge the blockages. I hope she isn't just another bureaucrat. Like we don't have enough of them already.
I got to Luton yesterday. Was a very busy day. i walked to town, then we bussed to Luton, looked around the shops, had munchies and watched 'Angels and Demons'. Wasn't a great film but I enjoyed the day out and the experience of being back in the cinema (minus panic attacks and migraines).
Saw GP today. My latest blood tests are fine. Everything is (including potassium levels and thyroid activity). So I can try Lithium if I want. Not sure I do want but have another month to make up my mind. That is when I see the psychiatrist next.
She doesn't want me to have a cortizone injection for the tennis elbow because she says there can be negative reactions and it can make things worse. I don't need that. She has prescribed me some anti inflammatory gel and if that hasn't eased things in a month will be sending me to a specialist. She does seem to be on the case.
Am pretty bushed out so cancelled staying over my friend's. If feel more lively tomorrow can see her then. For now I want to relax and do some reading.
Thanks for your comments about Em and my supporting her in her education. It is true that parents play a big role when it comes to supporting their children. I know that comes across as an understatement but I feel quite sorry for modern parents because I gave up work. I had to but it really did give me the opportunity to focus on Em's needs and her education. I wouldn't have been able to do that if I was still working. I think alot of parents today don't have the time to support their children properly. They are working all day and are too bushed to bother when they come home. I am sure some have energy to multitask all day and night but most human beings don't. Perhaps that sounds like an argument for women not to work. It isn't but I think both men and women should be more pro-active in decision making (for the long term) when it comes to family planning and maybe having children when either one or both parents can have quality time with them. Either that or one parent works part time or stays at home. That, I suppose, is down to if there is enough money to run the home but I do think modern families are pretty messed up and children need to feel important and to be shown that they are.
Anyway, going back to the Eastender's sub plot. I look at Em and she has shown no signs of getting bipolar and I don't think (but am not sure..you can never be sure until....) she is bipolar. The theory is that bipolar parents are more likely to have bipolar children but that is only a theory. I often wonder if children pick up behaviours more than the illness. Or the illness leaves an imprint in the child's psyche. My Dad is a depressive, I am bipolar...the odds could have been against Em but she has shown no sign of having mental illness. Hmmmm....I do think alot of that is down to the fact that she had and still has her nan as a stabilising influence. I guess it is about where the balance comes from in childhood (the dynamics of families and the different qualities family members have). I have stopped watching Eastenders again. I tune in when I hear there is going to be a story about mental illness but if the writers have got it so wrong, I soon tune out. I don't mind people who don't have mental illness playing a character that does...after all that is an actor's job..if they do it properly...but when the writers are writing poo the actor hasn't got much to go on.
I don't know how I got tennis elbow. The pain started first and then the lump appeared. It wasn't because I started mowing the lawn again. I actually started doing that to prove I could. The problem is I can't mow the lawn with the pain now and it is starting to affect other things I do. Seeing GP tomorrow so will get her to have a look at it and see what other options there are. I do know I can have a cortisone injection and if that will mean I can carry on doing things, I will have it.
Am pleased to hear that your new inhalor is helping more. Is important to be able to do things, isn't it? Granted illness means adaptation but nobody wants to have to adapt to the point where they can't do much of anything. Again it is about getting a balance that works for the person and I hope you can now do more of the things you want to.
Right, best get on. The hairdresser is giving me a free wash and blow dry today. She is really kind to me actually. She understands my illness and we have open chats about what it is and how it affects me as well as talking more generally. After that am going to the flix and looking in some of the shops in Luton (haven't done that for years).
Well having come back fromt he prison visit all motivated, Em is now keen to do something around prison reform or actually working with the reform side of prison :>) I think she was quite suprised by the rehab side of the prison. She still has another year to do though and even after that she might change direction. Uni has done her alot of good. She has become very independant and happier in herself. She is proof that kids from poor backgrounds can access uni...I think is alla bout how much they want to go and how motivated they are to put the effort in.
I watched one of the Eastenders episodes where Stacey was going off the rails. I'm not sure what to make of it really. I think the writers make her mum out to be so insipid and a bit vacant most Bipolars aren't like that. Well, not the ones I know. I do like the idea of soaps dealing with mental health but when you think of the individuals.....they tend to get lost in story lines.
For example, when Stacey's mum had a bad episode...she was carted off to the psychatic unit and the next thing you see is she is back. Almost as if the writers were afraid to write anything about what it is like in a psychiatric unit even just to look at. I think they copped out really although understand there has to be 'pulling power' in stories. Hmmm
I wanted to mow my lawns over the weekend but the tennis elbow is getting really painful. The arm band thing isn't helping at all. Will talk to GP on Wednesday see what else can be done although I think I might hve to have a cortisone injection. I really want to sort the lawns so I can set up a DIY bee hive.
Jill,
Thank you for alerting me to the photo being on the blog. If I am right, it was the captured fairy with "Believe" theme on the front with other pictures from other sources. I would never have known if you had not told me. Thank you so very much.!
Has been another good day. Was lovely having Em around. She and her boyfriend clubbed together for my presents. I knew I was getting the Disney Aladdin trilogy dvds but got a lovely surprise, which is a 10 inch Buddha figurine. I also got a Scooby Do glasses case. Classic and another chocolate cake. Em told me all about her prison visit this week. She went to The Mount in Hemel Hempstead, which is a low secure unit for convicts who are preparing to be released. It sounds like a proper prison reform unit as the inmates get to do vocational qualifications and work, kind of like they would in the community, to get them used to a different routine.
She said she found it enlightening because the inmates were really friendly (I suppose they enjoy the company) and actually bought the students coffees and teas and happily chatted with them.
Next week is her last Uni week of this year. I find it hard to believe that she will be in her last year come September. The time has flown by. She intends to prep up and do alot of research for her dissitation, during the summer holiday, so she is sure of her subject when the new year starts. She is nothing if not motivated. Well, she is alot of positive things rolled into one person.
Am going to make myself a milky coffee and then snuggle down and watch 'The Reader'.
Thank you for the card and bits and bobs. Much appreciated.
I didn't come on the cafe yesterday because was busy with birthday stuff. Had a good time. I got some money in cards that were sent to went to the hairdresser's for a cut and blow dry. She gave me a free head massage and conditioning treatment because it was my birthday. That was really kind of her.
Dr J (as I call him) made me a choccy cake and I got a new portable cd player and silver bracelet from him. Totally blown away cos that is unusual. For him to put so much thought and effort into my birthday.
We went to see Dad who played up something awful. Dr J had a word with him about certain things he said not being appropriate on my birthday. Again I was blown away by that. Anyway, I did get a lovely card from Dad and money (which will help cover the costs of the zoo membership and go towards some new CDs).
Em is coming round later today for the afternoon and evening and I am going to have her to myself today. I think we will have a Chinese. I know is naughty but is our time and what the heck.
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If the side listing makes you paranoid get rid of it. I will have to be more proactive to find things out. It won't hurt me. :>)
Going to do internet food shop then off with STR Worker will catch up later. :>)
I didn't get on the pc much yesterday. Bloomin' migraines are coming in clusters. Trying to break the cycle but not sure how...so using half wafer thingies and whole lozzies at a time. It isn't perfect but it will have to do.
I am not sure I understand the 'clicking' thing but if you click on a site and then people click back (if it isn't all about figures) and some people actually come along here and have a look ...and join. Then that has to be a good thing.
I do miss not being informed who is doing what because there are so many people on this site now, unless they put up a blog post, I never know when they have put new pictures or other things on their pages up. Still, I keep an eye on the main page.
I am not sure it it is just people with bipolar who really struggle with loss. I don't think my father is bipolar although he does suffer depression (in the severist sense) and losing Mum has destroyed him. I wouldn't say losing Mum was easy for me to deal with but I think I would have handled it better if I hadn't had to then look after Dad. That maybe sounds mercenary but I do feel like my life has been spent looking after others and I have missed out on knowing what it is like to have a time in my life (apart from early childhood) when I could be carefree for more than a day or 2. Anyway, life is life is life.
Em came round last night and although the day had been difficult (trying to fend off another migraine attack), it was great to see her. She and her fella picked up a friend after work and we had a Chinese...it was nice to have a home full or easy banter and laughter. I got to see Dad earlier in the day but it was difficult for both of us. I wasn't strong enough to handle him really. Emotionally, Imean.
Am going to town with STR worker later. Either that or I might just go for a long walk with her. I feel like walking about by the Downs.
Catch up later
Thank you very much for your detailed explanation regarding the site functioning. I would surely be able to use it effectively with some surfing & experimenting.
Bye...
Mohd.
Hope your week is at least as magical as my week-end has been... ;o)
Blessed be,
Chris
You've had a busy day in the garden. It was glorious out there. Sadly, the sun was too bright for me so couldn't sit in the garden. When I next get paid DLA, I am going to buy a garden brolly and some sun cream. :>)
The story of the toff doing the contra Black Magic stint bought a smile to my face. Okay, so being from a sub class I should be on the side of the burglar but whatever my political views are, people get seriously hurt and killed in burglaries that go wrong so am not bigging up anyone. However, the toff taking the 'keep off my land' bit to the extreme does come across as 'obsessive'. Anyway before I am accused of being pro criminals will get off the subject. Not sure I have kept to the plot either. :>)
I found some sticky tabs and reigned in the energy. Had a really constructive time with the cutty outy bits. Still feeling very lively so am putting on uppy tunes from Youtube and dancing. Hoping I burn out at some point so I sleep tonight.
Hope also that you get to have your G&T with lots of ice and lemon. I am on the dandelion and burdock, this end. Bye for now
It's hot already this mornng isn't it? have put my fan on because it is quite stuffy inside.
I don't think you are silly in regards to the health problems, I am just relieved and pleased that you now have something that is giving you a better quality of life.
I am not sure I am going to get the Direct Payments but having the support of the co-ordinator (now she is leaving) means there is a chance. I think it was more down to her fear of paperwork than anything else that she was unhelpful before. Still, am going to try and if I get them it will offer me more support and freedom to do things that are good for me.
Will ask Azzi how IPlayer works. Am also going to check out the main page and see what has been going on in the cafe lately.
Glad Richard has been moved to a place he likes. Sure he will tell me about it when he writes.
Anyway, off to check stuff out.
Enjoy your Sunday.
Hope you are well.
Best
Leslie
Really sorry it's taken me so long to reply. I got some spam email from this Petronila person and when I got to my page realised I hadn't replied to you. Anyway I'll write more in a normal email.
Wendy
Thanks for offering me help regarding the creative cafe. As i'm newbie on this i'm quite confused about the working of this site & how to operate on this site. Since i'm quite a novice in Social networking - may be u can help a bit.
Thanks again.
I might well give the Lithium a try. Am just a silly sausage really. It will either work or it won't...and if I get side effects, I can just come off it. I worry too much. I know.
Migraines came back with a vengeance...as they do but thankfully have enough wafer thingies and GP says if I need more to ring for prescription. I think I wrote that before. I can't remember.
Is it easy to use IPlayer? I ask because I keep missing the poetry programmes on Beeb 4 and want to play catch up.
Looks like I am finally going to be supported to apply for a Direct Payment. I put it to my care co-ordinator who was all for it. That could be because she is leaving and someone else will have to help me with paperwork but better late than never. I will be asking for a payment to pay for someone's time to come swimming and/or yoga with me. I think that will do me the world of good but I have to get the payment first.
Is going to be a warm weekend so will mow the lawn so I can get out in the garden. Will have to pick my moment as elbow is pretty painful but I don't think it will do me any harm. Fingers crossed.
Hope you enjoy the weekend and hope to catch up soon.
P.S.Have you heard from Richard? I sent him a card and letter but haven't heard back. I hope he is okay.
bye for now
Hope you have a great week-end coming up,
Chris
Am glad that you are having another Social Worker assessment. Agree is best to keep everyone in the chain. Is not so easy here because they don't give out addresses or email details. I think it so people struggle to gain access to them.
Dad's advocate has made contact with him. Am just hoping she is on the case and isn't frightened to challenge the blockages. I hope she isn't just another bureaucrat. Like we don't have enough of them already.
I got to Luton yesterday. Was a very busy day. i walked to town, then we bussed to Luton, looked around the shops, had munchies and watched 'Angels and Demons'. Wasn't a great film but I enjoyed the day out and the experience of being back in the cinema (minus panic attacks and migraines).
Saw GP today. My latest blood tests are fine. Everything is (including potassium levels and thyroid activity). So I can try Lithium if I want. Not sure I do want but have another month to make up my mind. That is when I see the psychiatrist next.
She doesn't want me to have a cortizone injection for the tennis elbow because she says there can be negative reactions and it can make things worse. I don't need that. She has prescribed me some anti inflammatory gel and if that hasn't eased things in a month will be sending me to a specialist. She does seem to be on the case.
Am pretty bushed out so cancelled staying over my friend's. If feel more lively tomorrow can see her then. For now I want to relax and do some reading.
Hows things with you?
Thanks for your comments about Em and my supporting her in her education. It is true that parents play a big role when it comes to supporting their children. I know that comes across as an understatement but I feel quite sorry for modern parents because I gave up work. I had to but it really did give me the opportunity to focus on Em's needs and her education. I wouldn't have been able to do that if I was still working. I think alot of parents today don't have the time to support their children properly. They are working all day and are too bushed to bother when they come home. I am sure some have energy to multitask all day and night but most human beings don't. Perhaps that sounds like an argument for women not to work. It isn't but I think both men and women should be more pro-active in decision making (for the long term) when it comes to family planning and maybe having children when either one or both parents can have quality time with them. Either that or one parent works part time or stays at home. That, I suppose, is down to if there is enough money to run the home but I do think modern families are pretty messed up and children need to feel important and to be shown that they are.
Anyway, going back to the Eastender's sub plot. I look at Em and she has shown no signs of getting bipolar and I don't think (but am not sure..you can never be sure until....) she is bipolar. The theory is that bipolar parents are more likely to have bipolar children but that is only a theory. I often wonder if children pick up behaviours more than the illness. Or the illness leaves an imprint in the child's psyche. My Dad is a depressive, I am bipolar...the odds could have been against Em but she has shown no sign of having mental illness. Hmmmm....I do think alot of that is down to the fact that she had and still has her nan as a stabilising influence. I guess it is about where the balance comes from in childhood (the dynamics of families and the different qualities family members have). I have stopped watching Eastenders again. I tune in when I hear there is going to be a story about mental illness but if the writers have got it so wrong, I soon tune out. I don't mind people who don't have mental illness playing a character that does...after all that is an actor's job..if they do it properly...but when the writers are writing poo the actor hasn't got much to go on.
I don't know how I got tennis elbow. The pain started first and then the lump appeared. It wasn't because I started mowing the lawn again. I actually started doing that to prove I could. The problem is I can't mow the lawn with the pain now and it is starting to affect other things I do. Seeing GP tomorrow so will get her to have a look at it and see what other options there are. I do know I can have a cortisone injection and if that will mean I can carry on doing things, I will have it.
Am pleased to hear that your new inhalor is helping more. Is important to be able to do things, isn't it? Granted illness means adaptation but nobody wants to have to adapt to the point where they can't do much of anything. Again it is about getting a balance that works for the person and I hope you can now do more of the things you want to.
Right, best get on. The hairdresser is giving me a free wash and blow dry today. She is really kind to me actually. She understands my illness and we have open chats about what it is and how it affects me as well as talking more generally. After that am going to the flix and looking in some of the shops in Luton (haven't done that for years).
Will catch up later
Well having come back fromt he prison visit all motivated, Em is now keen to do something around prison reform or actually working with the reform side of prison :>) I think she was quite suprised by the rehab side of the prison. She still has another year to do though and even after that she might change direction. Uni has done her alot of good. She has become very independant and happier in herself. She is proof that kids from poor backgrounds can access uni...I think is alla bout how much they want to go and how motivated they are to put the effort in.
I watched one of the Eastenders episodes where Stacey was going off the rails. I'm not sure what to make of it really. I think the writers make her mum out to be so insipid and a bit vacant most Bipolars aren't like that. Well, not the ones I know. I do like the idea of soaps dealing with mental health but when you think of the individuals.....they tend to get lost in story lines.
For example, when Stacey's mum had a bad episode...she was carted off to the psychatic unit and the next thing you see is she is back. Almost as if the writers were afraid to write anything about what it is like in a psychiatric unit even just to look at. I think they copped out really although understand there has to be 'pulling power' in stories. Hmmm
I wanted to mow my lawns over the weekend but the tennis elbow is getting really painful. The arm band thing isn't helping at all. Will talk to GP on Wednesday see what else can be done although I think I might hve to have a cortisone injection. I really want to sort the lawns so I can set up a DIY bee hive.
Anyway, that is in pending file for now.
Have a lovely day there.
Thank you for alerting me to the photo being on the blog. If I am right, it was the captured fairy with "Believe" theme on the front with other pictures from other sources. I would never have known if you had not told me. Thank you so very much.!
Has been another good day. Was lovely having Em around. She and her boyfriend clubbed together for my presents. I knew I was getting the Disney Aladdin trilogy dvds but got a lovely surprise, which is a 10 inch Buddha figurine. I also got a Scooby Do glasses case. Classic and another chocolate cake. Em told me all about her prison visit this week. She went to The Mount in Hemel Hempstead, which is a low secure unit for convicts who are preparing to be released. It sounds like a proper prison reform unit as the inmates get to do vocational qualifications and work, kind of like they would in the community, to get them used to a different routine.
She said she found it enlightening because the inmates were really friendly (I suppose they enjoy the company) and actually bought the students coffees and teas and happily chatted with them.
Next week is her last Uni week of this year. I find it hard to believe that she will be in her last year come September. The time has flown by. She intends to prep up and do alot of research for her dissitation, during the summer holiday, so she is sure of her subject when the new year starts. She is nothing if not motivated. Well, she is alot of positive things rolled into one person.
Am going to make myself a milky coffee and then snuggle down and watch 'The Reader'.
Have a lovely weekend there, Jill
Thank you for the card and bits and bobs. Much appreciated.
I didn't come on the cafe yesterday because was busy with birthday stuff. Had a good time. I got some money in cards that were sent to went to the hairdresser's for a cut and blow dry. She gave me a free head massage and conditioning treatment because it was my birthday. That was really kind of her.
Dr J (as I call him) made me a choccy cake and I got a new portable cd player and silver bracelet from him. Totally blown away cos that is unusual. For him to put so much thought and effort into my birthday.
We went to see Dad who played up something awful. Dr J had a word with him about certain things he said not being appropriate on my birthday. Again I was blown away by that. Anyway, I did get a lovely card from Dad and money (which will help cover the costs of the zoo membership and go towards some new CDs).
Em is coming round later today for the afternoon and evening and I am going to have her to myself today. I think we will have a Chinese. I know is naughty but is our time and what the heck.
Anyway, hope to catch up on the cafe soon.
Take care there
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