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ellie2000
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with the cleaner who me drink, i was tlk with my support worker(the gd one) my mum joind the call, we figured out tht he is making me vunerable on purpose, i told him confidential stuff coz i dont hav a therapist and he doesnt drink becks blue, after he cleaned its 11 oclock. he gets me drunk then he leaves and leaves the door unlocked, am i being preyed upon? and is it easy to make him go away? it started wen his gf spit up with him. why do ppl get to stuff too L8?!!!!! my last abusive proffessional relationship wasnt easy to get rid of
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I'm wondering the same as Lucy - does your mum know about this?
It doesn't sound right what your cleaner is doing. So I'm glad you've spoken about it with your mum - you did the right thing by telling her.
I'm not too sure why people may have compared bad mental health to africa - I haven't heard this comparison before. However, it sounds frustrating that you have to have a breakdown to get help. You deserve to feel heard and supported, always.
Is there anyone you would feel comfortable talking to about these frustrations? Perhaps you could explain to them that you do have difficult thoughts and feelings, even when you are not seen to have a breakdown, and so you would like to be supported and listened to more often
I'm sorry that you feel like something big has to happen for you to receive help You deserve to have support from the start to prevent anything big from happening, and to always be heard and respected
It's good to hear that someone has contacted you, and it sounds likes you could develop a really good relationship with her. Your tutor is right - she's in that role because she wants to support you to be well and happy Hope they keep you with this same tutor and that she is able to give you the right support
I'm glad that you've told your mum and you're speaking to a professional about this. Hopefully you can receive the support that you deserve.
I understand it's frustrating that things have to happen to receive help, and it should not be this way.
While there are other things going on in the world, nothing is more important that your wellbeing (whether it be physical, emotional or mental). Your feelings and emotions and very much valid, and cannot be compared to any other big event in the world.
How have you been feeling recently? I know it's been a few days since you posted this.
There are too many people with the mindset of 'just get on with it', and I'm sorry that you've found some. These people really don't understand mental health, and you need to remember that you are not the problem or causing an issue, it's their ignorance x