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• Matthew_04 Discussion Boards Moderator Posts: 302 The Mix Regular

  May 27

  Hey @ellie2000
  It's totally normal for this to happen sometimes, especially if what they said has struck a chord with you or the person saying it is quite close to you.
  Would you like to share what was said?
  Sometimes I find that trying to distract yourself with an activity or seeing some friends can help lift your mood a wee bit!

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• ellie2000 Posts: 4,693 The Mix Elder

  May 27

  @Matthew_04 he was in the care position. I managed to play keyboard I haven't for a while coz the the hav a bee in their bonnet atm. R they supposed too, Have grudges against who they look after?

  Crazy mad insane

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• ellie2000 Posts: 4,693 The Mix Elder

  May 27

  One of them walked passed mè, as he did he made a sound of disgust. And he sed hello politely to another tenant

  Crazy mad insane

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• Matthew_04 Discussion Boards Moderator Posts: 302 The Mix Regular

  June 4

  Aw I'm so sorry that happened. They're absolutely not allowed to hold grudges against you like that. Do you think telling someone else who works with them would help the situation?
  How are you feeling about this now?

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• ellie2000 Posts: 4,693 The Mix Elder

  June 4

  @Matthew_04 I told a original carer who were b4 the new management about how the deputy manager made me go without lunch once. Was tht a bad thing do?
  I got told to accept support. I do I behave, mum wrote a thing to agree to but they don't follow it. Wat do I do to not think about the way of we r treated? They do stuff which r triggers.
  I was feeling gd about myself originally but they slowly lower my self esteem n self worth everyday.
  Things r slowly getting there but at the moment we've hit a brick wall with housing situation
  
  

  Crazy mad insane

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