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  • toffuna101toffuna101 Posts: 3,053 Boards Guru
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    im debating not taking my meds tomorrow

    @toffuna101 I can understand your frustrations and anger at camhs, but those meds are playing a critical role. They are keeping you somewhat safe and stable. I know it's not enough, and I know they've let you down, but stopping them might only make things worse for you. It isn't worth the risk.

    yeah i guess so.

    @toffuna101 it's important to take care of yourself. It's like the saying, don't bite off your nose to spite your face. Going off the meds can harm you, and that won't help anything. Hounding camhs with emails and complaints until they act is the best course of action.

    i mean all camhs did today was like "oh im gonna talk to the home treatment team". :skull: like couldnt you have just done that when i went to A&E?
  • DonnerKebabDonnerKebab Posts: 1,492 Wise Owl
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    my neighbour keeps on playing loud music at night and he wont let me sleep. hes taking the piss at this point. im struggling, the least you can do is stay quiet. theres kids and elderly people trying to sleep too.

    @toffuna101 It's been a tough day for you then. This is the last thing you need right now. If they don't stop, you might have to make a noise complaint about them cause there are noise laws in place for things like this.

    yeah i tried to send in an enquiry about this to my local council but they didnt do anything.

    @toffuna101 It might be a good idea to just drop the police on a non emergency line a message, and record the noise if you can.

    idk how to. i tried to report it online but it said that noise complaints can only be done through my local council.

    @toffuna101 you may have to keep pursuing it with your council until they listen. Councils are notoriously slow to react or respond unless pushed to do so at every step of the way. I wish i could give you some better advice than this but there really isn't much more i can say friend.

    yeah i might have to do that because im sick of my neighbour playing music at night.

    @toffuna101 record it, and keep dropping the council messages. Make yourself too noisy, with all the complaints you're making to them, to be ignored. Drop them proof, and always have evidence to back up what your saying, and that will make a world of a difference. They won't be able to ignore or dismiss you at a certain point. it sucks, but it's the only way the councils will actually act.
  • toffuna101toffuna101 Posts: 3,053 Boards Guru
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    my neighbour keeps on playing loud music at night and he wont let me sleep. hes taking the piss at this point. im struggling, the least you can do is stay quiet. theres kids and elderly people trying to sleep too.

    @toffuna101 It's been a tough day for you then. This is the last thing you need right now. If they don't stop, you might have to make a noise complaint about them cause there are noise laws in place for things like this.

    yeah i tried to send in an enquiry about this to my local council but they didnt do anything.

    @toffuna101 It might be a good idea to just drop the police on a non emergency line a message, and record the noise if you can.

    idk how to. i tried to report it online but it said that noise complaints can only be done through my local council.

    @toffuna101 you may have to keep pursuing it with your council until they listen. Councils are notoriously slow to react or respond unless pushed to do so at every step of the way. I wish i could give you some better advice than this but there really isn't much more i can say friend.

    yeah i might have to do that because im sick of my neighbour playing music at night.

    @toffuna101 record it, and keep dropping the council messages. Make yourself too noisy, with all the complaints you're making to them, to be ignored. Drop them proof, and always have evidence to back up what your saying, and that will make a world of a difference. They won't be able to ignore or dismiss you at a certain point. it sucks, but it's the only way the councils will actually act.

    yeah
  • DonnerKebabDonnerKebab Posts: 1,492 Wise Owl
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    im debating not taking my meds tomorrow

    @toffuna101 I can understand your frustrations and anger at camhs, but those meds are playing a critical role. They are keeping you somewhat safe and stable. I know it's not enough, and I know they've let you down, but stopping them might only make things worse for you. It isn't worth the risk.

    yeah i guess so.

    @toffuna101 it's important to take care of yourself. It's like the saying, don't bite off your nose to spite your face. Going off the meds can harm you, and that won't help anything. Hounding camhs with emails and complaints until they act is the best course of action.

    i mean all camhs did today was like "oh im gonna talk to the home treatment team". :skull: like couldnt you have just done that when i went to A&E?

    @toffuna101 they are truly useless pricks at times. I know it's hard right now with them offering so little, but you have to hold on until eventually you manage to get the support you need. I know this is no consolation, but there's always the chance that one day, you'll come across a mental health worker who actually does there job properly and gives you the care you deserve. It's about holding out until then.
  • toffuna101toffuna101 Posts: 3,053 Boards Guru
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    im debating not taking my meds tomorrow

    @toffuna101 I can understand your frustrations and anger at camhs, but those meds are playing a critical role. They are keeping you somewhat safe and stable. I know it's not enough, and I know they've let you down, but stopping them might only make things worse for you. It isn't worth the risk.

    yeah i guess so.

    @toffuna101 it's important to take care of yourself. It's like the saying, don't bite off your nose to spite your face. Going off the meds can harm you, and that won't help anything. Hounding camhs with emails and complaints until they act is the best course of action.

    i mean all camhs did today was like "oh im gonna talk to the home treatment team". :skull: like couldnt you have just done that when i went to A&E?

    @toffuna101 they are truly useless pricks at times. I know it's hard right now with them offering so little, but you have to hold on until eventually you manage to get the support you need. I know this is no consolation, but there's always the chance that one day, you'll come across a mental health worker who actually does there job properly and gives you the care you deserve. It's about holding out until then.

    i mean my therapist is ok its just my care coordinator and my psychiatrist is a bit dodgy at times.
  • DonnerKebabDonnerKebab Posts: 1,492 Wise Owl
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    im debating not taking my meds tomorrow

    @toffuna101 I can understand your frustrations and anger at camhs, but those meds are playing a critical role. They are keeping you somewhat safe and stable. I know it's not enough, and I know they've let you down, but stopping them might only make things worse for you. It isn't worth the risk.

    yeah i guess so.

    @toffuna101 it's important to take care of yourself. It's like the saying, don't bite off your nose to spite your face. Going off the meds can harm you, and that won't help anything. Hounding camhs with emails and complaints until they act is the best course of action.

    i mean all camhs did today was like "oh im gonna talk to the home treatment team". :skull: like couldnt you have just done that when i went to A&E?

    @toffuna101 they are truly useless pricks at times. I know it's hard right now with them offering so little, but you have to hold on until eventually you manage to get the support you need. I know this is no consolation, but there's always the chance that one day, you'll come across a mental health worker who actually does there job properly and gives you the care you deserve. It's about holding out until then.

    i mean my therapist is ok its just my care coordinator and my psychiatrist is a bit dodgy at times.

    @toffuna101 one day you'll be able to get a good care co-ordinator and psychiatrist. it's just a waiting game. I'm glad at least one part of camhs, your therapist, is working.
  • toffuna101toffuna101 Posts: 3,053 Boards Guru
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    DonnerKebab wrote: »
    toffuna101 wrote: »
    im debating not taking my meds tomorrow

    @toffuna101 I can understand your frustrations and anger at camhs, but those meds are playing a critical role. They are keeping you somewhat safe and stable. I know it's not enough, and I know they've let you down, but stopping them might only make things worse for you. It isn't worth the risk.

    yeah i guess so.

    @toffuna101 it's important to take care of yourself. It's like the saying, don't bite off your nose to spite your face. Going off the meds can harm you, and that won't help anything. Hounding camhs with emails and complaints until they act is the best course of action.

    i mean all camhs did today was like "oh im gonna talk to the home treatment team". :skull: like couldnt you have just done that when i went to A&E?

    @toffuna101 they are truly useless pricks at times. I know it's hard right now with them offering so little, but you have to hold on until eventually you manage to get the support you need. I know this is no consolation, but there's always the chance that one day, you'll come across a mental health worker who actually does there job properly and gives you the care you deserve. It's about holding out until then.

    i mean my therapist is ok its just my care coordinator and my psychiatrist is a bit dodgy at times.

    @toffuna101 one day you'll be able to get a good care co-ordinator and psychiatrist. it's just a waiting game. I'm glad at least one part of camhs, your therapist, is working.

    yeah
  • toffuna101toffuna101 Posts: 3,053 Boards Guru
    im getting bad thoughts again
  • shannon_164shannon_164 Community Connector Posts: 2,508 Boards Guru
    i hear you and how you feel is so valid - remember we’re here for you @toffuna101 and there’s lots of helplines available too <3
  • toffuna101toffuna101 Posts: 3,053 Boards Guru
    shannon_164 wrote: »
    i hear you and how you feel is so valid - remember we’re here for you @toffuna101 and there’s lots of helplines available too <3

    thanks @shannon_164
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