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I sympathise @BlueBay
I haven't done any exercise for a week. I'm feeling it take its toll physically. It can be a torpedo to MH Cant it?
Best to start small my friend

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My friend *

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Good Morning @BlueBay , I agree with the others support and encouragement to try and get out for a little walk.  Part of the reason your feeling a bit down is probably because you haven't done your exercise in a few days.  Obviously there is other stuff going on as well, but, sometimes a little bit can make a big difference to us mentally and phsyically.   Hopefully the weather isn't to adverse down there and you can.  

 

Thinking of you and sending lots of warm hugs your way.  Take good care 🙂 Heart

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 Hi @BlueBay 

 

I agree with everyone else - you can go out and walk - your lack of motivation is your BPD lining you up for self-sabotage and this is something you can take control of and get out there and walk on this beautiful afternoon

 

It's a beautiful day - the sun is shining, the birds are singing, it's a bit cool but walking will warm you up and grease the works - it will blow away the mustiness in your brain that accumulates with self-sabotage and you can do it

 

It's a rough time - most people have been through it and know it's something hard to endure, hard to wait through - it feels as if the rest of your life can't start until the old lady passes but that's only partly true - yes - there is a terrible sense of uncertainty - I know - but you can take a walk and you can refuse to have snack food in the house today at least and eat sensibly

 

It's just not a good idea to set yourself up for more failure - and that's what you are doing

 

And I care - I really do - but I promised I would tell you the truth and this is the truth - it's a tough commitment to make btw - but I am here and as far as a normal person can commit I am staying

 

So - take that walk and chuck out the junk food and make that start on Tuesday - not on Thursday

 

And if you stuff it up today - start again tomorrow

 

And it is hard - but not too hard

 

We are all supporting you here - we are always here for you - so we will be

 

Sending hugs

 

Dec

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You can do it @BlueBay , i know you have it in you. You already know what you need to do, you've just got to reach inside and find that motivation. Sending hugs and motivating vibes your way. Here for you x.

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Hi again @BlueBay 

 

Of course it's Tuesday and I can put up my favourite pic - Dec

 

There's something about this kitty that make me feel all mushy insideThere's something about this kitty that make me feel all mushy inside

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Hi all @Molliex @Owlunar @Gazza75 @MDT @Shaz51 @Zoe7  and others following 

 

my motivation has slowly increased. Today I’ve 

- saw my doctor this morning 

- had ciffee with hubby

- went to bank to see how we can across MIL money.  It’s ok. We just give the bank the invoice from funeral and the bank will release money. Then hubby is executor so he will get rest if money

- went to see MIL.  More seizures. They are now stopping all meds and it will only be matter if time. If she has a big seizure thst will be it. 

- catching up with friend fir coffee 

- taking A to park fir play

- pushing myself out the door fir a walk 

 

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Well done @BlueBay 🙂 Heart

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That's good news @BlueBay - you are attending all sorts of necessary things and life is going on which it always does

 

Your MIL won't last much longer so you can start planning the funeral - your husband doesn't have siblings to make this harder so you can work it out to what you both think your MIL would like to celebrate her life and you have the funds at hand to pay for it

 

And you have seen your doctor and had coffee with a friend, taken A to play and pushing yourself out for a walk - doing all these things will help you keep the wheels turning

 

And in a couple of weeks all this will be a memory - a hard one for sure but once it's over you can get on with your own story - and it will be easier without your needing to visit the old lady who didn't know you were there

 

If your husband show some emotion be there for him but it sounds as if he is pretty stoical - 

 

Thinking of your still

 

Dec

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