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Y does 1 thing tht a person say get me down all day?
Crazy mad insane
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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!
How are you feeling about this now?
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
I'm so glad you told a carer about that, that wasn't okay of the deputy manager to do at all and you did the right thing telling someone about that.
It sounds so difficult to be in that situation, trying not to think about how they are treating you even though it triggers you and is hurting your self esteem. You are being very brave and strong being able to talk about this We are all here for you through this.
You mentioned your mum wrote a letter to them, would you like to share more about this? It sounds ilke she is writing to advocate for you, is that correct? Is there anyone else in your corner advocating for your needs?
Would you like to share more about the housing situation?
Sometimes trying to stay out of people's way is the best method for keeping yourself out of harms way whilst a longer term plan is thought of - if your mum and the advocate said that then maybe this is what they meant?
I'm also wondering if there have been any developments on the housing situation?
I'm still waiting n I'm sinking abit further everyday. How do I manage my mental health wen ppl r being sh*tty?
For your mental health maybe you could focus on the time you have with yourself and make this as peaceful and enjoyable as possible while your mum and advocate help sort out the situation.
Is there any particular activity/hobby you really enjoy doing or that you find brings you peace as this may help you feel a bit better, I often like to bake as I find it distracts me from what is going on around me, reading also helps me.
What kind of games do you enjoy playing?
Do you enjoy drawing as well, from the pictures above it looks like you've recently been doing lots of art.
they’re well nice @ellie2000 !
Just want to echo what @Blue_lily has said and its great to see you doing some drawing to pass the time. My favourites have to be the owl and the turtle!
I can hear how frustrating this is for you, the way they are acting is really unprofessional - you're right.
I'm wondering how the past couple of days have been for you?
I had a few mental mishaps but the carers didn't help me wen I sed 'help me'
I sed a rude word describing a cake n someone frm the cafe reported me to the management of where I live, is it other ppls business wen they don't no me? Ppl don't tlk to me or see if I'm alright, y?
It sounds like you've been having a very hard time with your carer recently, and you've felt shut down or told off by her. You also mentioned a carer making a sound of disgust whilst walking past you, carers holding grudges against you, and also preventing you from eating a meal. This sounds concerning, and no one has a right to ever treat you this way, most especially those who care for you.
And you also mentioned that carers don't seem to be checking in on your when you're going through a mental mishap. That sounds really, really hard, and you deserve to receive help when you ask for it.
Can we ask, what do you mean when you say you've had a few 'mental mishaps'? And when you say, "I'm sinking abit further everyday." You're being really brave to talk about this.
Can I also check to ask whether you currently do have access to food, and if you'd feel comfortable sharing more about the time they didn't give you a meal?
We wonder if you've felt able to talk with anyone else about the fact that your carers have not been responding when you say 'help me'?
We're here for you and we're listening. You're doing really well to talk about this.