I find by far the most terrifying part of life to be the brief moment you make a dash for the bed after turning the lights off. Kus, yunno, gremlins are sensitive to bedroom lighting
I find by far the most terrifying part of life to be the brief moment you make a dash for the bed after turning the lights off. Kus, yunno, gremlins are sensitive to bedroom lighting
Waarrrbalaraharbahaa
Confidence and they will probably jump on board too. And if they take the piss, they are your mates, that’s their privilege :)
All got jealous. I now dm for them so they can play too and we have a wonderful time. I suggest get into it, talk about it with 3/4
Still a bit laughy about it. Joined a game, started playing weekly. Bloody loved it. Told my friends some funny stories from it. They 2/?
Yo. So I had the same ting. One day I got super blazed and ended up watching dnd on YouTube. Found it jokes. Told my friends who were 1/?
Amazing!! :)
Give the people what they want @op!!
Not be for everyone.
3) the care worker gives meds via an injection. This is what we had to settle with for the most part but my sis is severely ill so may ....
2) watch them take their meds. you will get shouted at a lot and not sure how sustainable / healthy this is, but at you know if they take em
1) let them take their meds and manager them. Doesn’t really work in my experience though, they just stop or forget.
Im in the uk so we may have slightly different processes. With regards to treatment & meds: tried a number of things
And you won’t know what’s going on.
In communication with their care team as possible. It’s very easy to get shut out and then the doctors and support staff will stop talking..
Oh shit wait I do have some useful advice. Not sure how old your son is but go to all the care meetings and try to be as active ....
And I have no great advice as an alternative I’m afraid. You just learn to deal with it
Facing their empty shell, every day. But that coffee at the 8pm support group is gonna make you feel 10 x better for sure
Nothing is gonna make it right. Nothing is ever gonna be okay. You have to learn to grieve over a lost one essentially, all the while ....
They are the most depressing shit I have ever witnessed in my life.
And then the psychiatrist, and then the care worker, and then my friends. Like seriously, have you been to a support group for carers? ....
Gahhhh this is so annoying. Why is it when a carer mentions schizophrenic everyone is like ‘support group’. Jesus. Yes, the doctor told me..
‘The died by my mighty blade and gusts of wind’ got me good hehehehe
2/2 I feel on top these days. Your post just made me think about the journey.
Thanks man. Appreciate it. I used to think about it a lot also. Like you though it’s been a process 1/2
Yeah sorry for the personal question. Just made me think about my past. Hope you continue to improve buddy
@OP how close have you actually come to killing yourself?
@simonmany - would be interested in an update, hows was your first year of college bro?
Testing testing, 1, 2, 3
Holla at me dude, id love to learn to play :)
Bravo