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Moved placements
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Ive moved placements and I just wanna go back to hospital, it hurts so much i dont now these people I dont know where I am and one thing I hate abt my self is I get attached way to quickly, I just wanna go back sooooo much the hospital was and is still my home. Even when I left it to go to the interview with the police I bursted out crying. Its just too much stress.
Ive also been getting this rash on my arms and it keeps spreading all over my arm, any clues on wat that might be?
Ive also been getting this rash on my arms and it keeps spreading all over my arm, any clues on wat that might be?
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Perhaps you could try to come up with coping strategies whenever you have your breaks in your placement? As @Xee mentioned, you could take time to listen to music during breaks to de-stress. Making a happy playlist with your favourite songs sounds like a good way to control your anxiety.
Could there also be others that are in placements with you so that you could bond with them during your time there?
I hope your rash heals soon. Be careful not to scratch it so it doesn’t get irritated or open a wound and cause infection. I would recommend ice or a rash ointment but if it gets worse, contact your GP. Hope the heat is kind to you
There are two other kids my age in the house but I cant bond right now my anxiety will go up too high and Im just feeling too sad to.
Would it be weird If i contacted the GP cause I just got out of hospital?
i know ur feeling so overwhelmed right now so try not to put pressure on yourself to socialise right now. just settle into this chapter as best as u can before thinking about bonding with the other kids or anything because that's just going to unnecessarily stress u out. and it's ok, i know moving on is sad and difficult but unfortunately that's a part of life. it might take some time but you'll move on eventually
and no i don't think contacting the gp would be weird, if u have an issue it's completely fine to go to them even if u did just get out of hospital
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What else could you do during your breaks that would calm you down? Maybe you could bring in a book to read or a journal to write your worries and concerns. Maybe download a game on your phone to help you relax and take your mind off of your surroundings when you need a break from it.
Once you’ve gotten through the day you should treat yourself! With all the stress that you have to face from the new environment you deserve to have something nice to reward yourself with and say ‘I made it!’. A nice meal out or buying a small gift for yourself is a good way to remind you of that. Don’t forget to take care of yourself in any little way you can.
For the rash, it’s not weird at all! GPs are usually the first point of contact for issues like these and they will likely refer you to the hospital if it needs treatment from a specialist. There is a chance that you won’t have to go to the hospital again, but if you do they will gladly help with your treatment without judgement!
I do have a journal but i just dont feel like writing in it, I dont feel like going out all i want to do is just stay in my room and cry, its hard to look after myself.
I cant really walk if i do i will faint, so shall I call 911?
I've been getting dizziness, faint, sickness in my throat, chest pains and the rash is starting to hurt.
It sounds like you're not feeling too well at the moment – we would urge you to call 999 or go to your nearest A&E to get some immediate support for the way you're feeling. They can check you over and ensure you are in a good place physically.
Can I ask how you are feeling physically today?
You're doing so well to reach out to the community, @Iris_Mizzy
With your rash still there and as you are experiencing bad chest pain, how would you feel about calling for help yourself through 999? They would be best suited to support you and get you checked over.