Hi Chiara, we often get too intense about ourselves and overthink it, get even more upset, and we seem to be going down the plughole. A little (or lot) of humour helps us to get our heads up and (to use a phrase I hate), smell the coffee.
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Thank you Lynn, I will buy some of the cream you mentioned.
Love Jenny x
Hi Sonia,
I understand totally your worries about illness.
Both me and my partner Isobel had health issues, and we supported each other.
Now she’s gone I don’t feel I have anyone to confide in.
I do have a lovely family, but they have very busy lives working full time and bringing up their kids.
The last thing I want to do is burden them with my fears.
It’s been almost 6 months since Isobel passed unexpectedly, and most concerned parties have assumed enough time has gone by for me to be coping better.
I must say, I’ve not told them any different so how would they know ?
How many of us I wonder, put on a brave face to others and fall apart when alone ?
It’s true, I feel like I’ve lost the other half of me and I worry how I’ll ever feel whole again.
I really hope you are feeling better today because illness on top of grief is so very hard to cope with.
Sending a hug and love your way. Try and take care of you xx
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Out of isolation after 2 negative tests and travelling back home tdy not looking fiorward to the journey or an empty house. Hope you are feeling better xx
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So pleased your negative, I’ve just tested this morning and I’m negative too after ten days.
Safe journey home Shirley, coming home is going to be strange and hard for a few days. I’ve found that when I’ve been away with the family.
Take care X X
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Got home abt 6.30pm throat really dry as I chose to wear a mask for the majority of the journey. Took a while to settle. But strictly and a long video chat with a friend helped. Take it easy for the next day or so Debbie no rushing back to work Take care xx
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