I am seriously about to give up!!!!!!

Diane

New member
I am sorry to hear you are having such a rough go of things lately. I like what Nightwriter said about tackling one problem at a time. When you tackle one at a time you dont feel so overwhelmed.
I wish you the best of luck and hope the New Year brings you and your cutie good things <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Diane

New member
I am sorry to hear you are having such a rough go of things lately. I like what Nightwriter said about tackling one problem at a time. When you tackle one at a time you dont feel so overwhelmed.
I wish you the best of luck and hope the New Year brings you and your cutie good things <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Diane

New member
I am sorry to hear you are having such a rough go of things lately. I like what Nightwriter said about tackling one problem at a time. When you tackle one at a time you dont feel so overwhelmed.
I wish you the best of luck and hope the New Year brings you and your cutie good things <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Diane

New member
I am sorry to hear you are having such a rough go of things lately. I like what Nightwriter said about tackling one problem at a time. When you tackle one at a time you dont feel so overwhelmed.
I wish you the best of luck and hope the New Year brings you and your cutie good things <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

Diane

New member
I am sorry to hear you are having such a rough go of things lately. I like what Nightwriter said about tackling one problem at a time. When you tackle one at a time you dont feel so overwhelmed.
<br />I wish you the best of luck and hope the New Year brings you and your cutie good things <img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0">
 

bagged2drag

Active member
Life with cf can really suck, I feel your pain there. I also understand greatly going through pain everyday, my digestive issues, dios, the surgeries and problems associated with, constant severe joint pain and swelling. This can all be overwhelming. Add to that your recent losses, and it has to be trying. Just remember that many people care for you and it is the choices you make-how you respond to these stresses, that will dictate your path. I dealt with severe depression for a period of time as well, went through a relationship that went sour, a job that added insult to injury, a bankruptcy, and almost had my car repo-d, along with numerous lawsuits for medical bills. For some time I responded to this stress in a self-reckless manner. It took me some time, but eventually I started looking at things differently. I started reflecting on what really is important. Unfortunately, to me, there is not too much. I did, however, put all these negatives aside, as I cannot change them no matter how much I do. I am just glad it is not worse, as many people have not been fortunate to come along this far in life. All I can really do is wish you well and let you know that despite never meeting, or anyone else in these forums, I will think of you and your struggles, and I genuinely hope you can find a way to deal with all this stress. I look for diversions myself, computers, cars, just coming here to see what others have to say and feel. Life is tough, it is much tougher for people in situations like yours. Keep in mind though, only you can make the move to a better life.

Wishing you well.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
Life with cf can really suck, I feel your pain there. I also understand greatly going through pain everyday, my digestive issues, dios, the surgeries and problems associated with, constant severe joint pain and swelling. This can all be overwhelming. Add to that your recent losses, and it has to be trying. Just remember that many people care for you and it is the choices you make-how you respond to these stresses, that will dictate your path. I dealt with severe depression for a period of time as well, went through a relationship that went sour, a job that added insult to injury, a bankruptcy, and almost had my car repo-d, along with numerous lawsuits for medical bills. For some time I responded to this stress in a self-reckless manner. It took me some time, but eventually I started looking at things differently. I started reflecting on what really is important. Unfortunately, to me, there is not too much. I did, however, put all these negatives aside, as I cannot change them no matter how much I do. I am just glad it is not worse, as many people have not been fortunate to come along this far in life. All I can really do is wish you well and let you know that despite never meeting, or anyone else in these forums, I will think of you and your struggles, and I genuinely hope you can find a way to deal with all this stress. I look for diversions myself, computers, cars, just coming here to see what others have to say and feel. Life is tough, it is much tougher for people in situations like yours. Keep in mind though, only you can make the move to a better life.

Wishing you well.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
Life with cf can really suck, I feel your pain there. I also understand greatly going through pain everyday, my digestive issues, dios, the surgeries and problems associated with, constant severe joint pain and swelling. This can all be overwhelming. Add to that your recent losses, and it has to be trying. Just remember that many people care for you and it is the choices you make-how you respond to these stresses, that will dictate your path. I dealt with severe depression for a period of time as well, went through a relationship that went sour, a job that added insult to injury, a bankruptcy, and almost had my car repo-d, along with numerous lawsuits for medical bills. For some time I responded to this stress in a self-reckless manner. It took me some time, but eventually I started looking at things differently. I started reflecting on what really is important. Unfortunately, to me, there is not too much. I did, however, put all these negatives aside, as I cannot change them no matter how much I do. I am just glad it is not worse, as many people have not been fortunate to come along this far in life. All I can really do is wish you well and let you know that despite never meeting, or anyone else in these forums, I will think of you and your struggles, and I genuinely hope you can find a way to deal with all this stress. I look for diversions myself, computers, cars, just coming here to see what others have to say and feel. Life is tough, it is much tougher for people in situations like yours. Keep in mind though, only you can make the move to a better life.

Wishing you well.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
Life with cf can really suck, I feel your pain there. I also understand greatly going through pain everyday, my digestive issues, dios, the surgeries and problems associated with, constant severe joint pain and swelling. This can all be overwhelming. Add to that your recent losses, and it has to be trying. Just remember that many people care for you and it is the choices you make-how you respond to these stresses, that will dictate your path. I dealt with severe depression for a period of time as well, went through a relationship that went sour, a job that added insult to injury, a bankruptcy, and almost had my car repo-d, along with numerous lawsuits for medical bills. For some time I responded to this stress in a self-reckless manner. It took me some time, but eventually I started looking at things differently. I started reflecting on what really is important. Unfortunately, to me, there is not too much. I did, however, put all these negatives aside, as I cannot change them no matter how much I do. I am just glad it is not worse, as many people have not been fortunate to come along this far in life. All I can really do is wish you well and let you know that despite never meeting, or anyone else in these forums, I will think of you and your struggles, and I genuinely hope you can find a way to deal with all this stress. I look for diversions myself, computers, cars, just coming here to see what others have to say and feel. Life is tough, it is much tougher for people in situations like yours. Keep in mind though, only you can make the move to a better life.

Wishing you well.
 

bagged2drag

Active member
Life with cf can really suck, I feel your pain there. I also understand greatly going through pain everyday, my digestive issues, dios, the surgeries and problems associated with, constant severe joint pain and swelling. This can all be overwhelming. Add to that your recent losses, and it has to be trying. Just remember that many people care for you and it is the choices you make-how you respond to these stresses, that will dictate your path. I dealt with severe depression for a period of time as well, went through a relationship that went sour, a job that added insult to injury, a bankruptcy, and almost had my car repo-d, along with numerous lawsuits for medical bills. For some time I responded to this stress in a self-reckless manner. It took me some time, but eventually I started looking at things differently. I started reflecting on what really is important. Unfortunately, to me, there is not too much. I did, however, put all these negatives aside, as I cannot change them no matter how much I do. I am just glad it is not worse, as many people have not been fortunate to come along this far in life. All I can really do is wish you well and let you know that despite never meeting, or anyone else in these forums, I will think of you and your struggles, and I genuinely hope you can find a way to deal with all this stress. I look for diversions myself, computers, cars, just coming here to see what others have to say and feel. Life is tough, it is much tougher for people in situations like yours. Keep in mind though, only you can make the move to a better life.
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<br />Wishing you well.
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MicheleGazelle

New member
I took a class on homelessness and public policy. The main text for that class was "Tell them who I am". I also did an internship with a homeless shelter. In short, people end up homeless because of having very difficult problems that defy resolution.

I am currently deeply in debt and living on the edge in many ways. I keep it together, in both practical terms and emotionally/psychologically, because I have figured out how to get well and how to get my sons well. As we get well, expenses are gradually coming down and both productivity and earning capacity are gradually going up. I've been working at getting well for over seven years. What I do is not a quick fix but it did produce immediate and steady progress. Each day, things have gradually gotten better.

If you are interested in what I am doing, you can read a little a more about it on my website:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml">http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml</a>

Peace. And good luck.
 

MicheleGazelle

New member
I took a class on homelessness and public policy. The main text for that class was "Tell them who I am". I also did an internship with a homeless shelter. In short, people end up homeless because of having very difficult problems that defy resolution.

I am currently deeply in debt and living on the edge in many ways. I keep it together, in both practical terms and emotionally/psychologically, because I have figured out how to get well and how to get my sons well. As we get well, expenses are gradually coming down and both productivity and earning capacity are gradually going up. I've been working at getting well for over seven years. What I do is not a quick fix but it did produce immediate and steady progress. Each day, things have gradually gotten better.

If you are interested in what I am doing, you can read a little a more about it on my website:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml">http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml</a>

Peace. And good luck.
 

MicheleGazelle

New member
I took a class on homelessness and public policy. The main text for that class was "Tell them who I am". I also did an internship with a homeless shelter. In short, people end up homeless because of having very difficult problems that defy resolution.

I am currently deeply in debt and living on the edge in many ways. I keep it together, in both practical terms and emotionally/psychologically, because I have figured out how to get well and how to get my sons well. As we get well, expenses are gradually coming down and both productivity and earning capacity are gradually going up. I've been working at getting well for over seven years. What I do is not a quick fix but it did produce immediate and steady progress. Each day, things have gradually gotten better.

If you are interested in what I am doing, you can read a little a more about it on my website:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml">http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml</a>

Peace. And good luck.
 

MicheleGazelle

New member
I took a class on homelessness and public policy. The main text for that class was "Tell them who I am". I also did an internship with a homeless shelter. In short, people end up homeless because of having very difficult problems that defy resolution.

I am currently deeply in debt and living on the edge in many ways. I keep it together, in both practical terms and emotionally/psychologically, because I have figured out how to get well and how to get my sons well. As we get well, expenses are gradually coming down and both productivity and earning capacity are gradually going up. I've been working at getting well for over seven years. What I do is not a quick fix but it did produce immediate and steady progress. Each day, things have gradually gotten better.

If you are interested in what I am doing, you can read a little a more about it on my website:
<a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml">http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml</a>

Peace. And good luck.
 

MicheleGazelle

New member
I took a class on homelessness and public policy. The main text for that class was "Tell them who I am". I also did an internship with a homeless shelter. In short, people end up homeless because of having very difficult problems that defy resolution.
<br />
<br />I am currently deeply in debt and living on the edge in many ways. I keep it together, in both practical terms and emotionally/psychologically, because I have figured out how to get well and how to get my sons well. As we get well, expenses are gradually coming down and both productivity and earning capacity are gradually going up. I've been working at getting well for over seven years. What I do is not a quick fix but it did produce immediate and steady progress. Each day, things have gradually gotten better.
<br />
<br />If you are interested in what I am doing, you can read a little a more about it on my website:
<br /><a target=_blank class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml">http://healthgazelle.org/index.shtml</a>
<br />
<br />Peace. And good luck.
 

kdmr1220

New member
I know where you are coming from. Been there recently myself. but before anything drastic happens take a deep look into lucas's eyes and tell him you love him and you want to see him graduate from school. that is what has gotten me where I am today, my two boys. when they come up to you and say love you daddy everything else doesnt seem to be as bad and kind of falls into place with a little work.
 

kdmr1220

New member
I know where you are coming from. Been there recently myself. but before anything drastic happens take a deep look into lucas's eyes and tell him you love him and you want to see him graduate from school. that is what has gotten me where I am today, my two boys. when they come up to you and say love you daddy everything else doesnt seem to be as bad and kind of falls into place with a little work.
 

kdmr1220

New member
I know where you are coming from. Been there recently myself. but before anything drastic happens take a deep look into lucas's eyes and tell him you love him and you want to see him graduate from school. that is what has gotten me where I am today, my two boys. when they come up to you and say love you daddy everything else doesnt seem to be as bad and kind of falls into place with a little work.
 

kdmr1220

New member
I know where you are coming from. Been there recently myself. but before anything drastic happens take a deep look into lucas's eyes and tell him you love him and you want to see him graduate from school. that is what has gotten me where I am today, my two boys. when they come up to you and say love you daddy everything else doesnt seem to be as bad and kind of falls into place with a little work.
 

kdmr1220

New member
I know where you are coming from. Been there recently myself. but before anything drastic happens take a deep look into lucas's eyes and tell him you love him and you want to see him graduate from school. that is what has gotten me where I am today, my two boys. when they come up to you and say love you daddy everything else doesnt seem to be as bad and kind of falls into place with a little work.
 
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