Glad I could help @try to stay strong that was posted 3 years ago now. I phoned the doctor who referred me to mental health. He has take memantine for 3 years now and he is a lot calmer, happier, a nicer person to know. He has his moments but they are easier to handle.no idea how to help but i can say you helped me as my partner seems fine with every one else but takes it all out on me . i thought it was me that was doing something wrong but now i know other people get it too .
stay strong and thank you
Thankyou not planning to often but the drivers have definitely been to charm school. And being half term so busierWell done @jennifer1967 I must not have been easy after last year's experience.
Have you heard of the stress bottle?Basically we can function even when the bottle is full but one more drop makes it overflow- this is when it all becomes overwhelming.Try to make yourself the priority for a while.Your son is an adult and can sort out his own problems.Don’t do housework that is making you feel physically unwell,it will definitely still be there when you’re better!Take care of yourselfI seem to come up against problems a little harder these day. Cry easier, lose it quicker, I've had to deal with so much in the last couple of weeks, being scammed again, waiting for cards and numbers, my son splitting with partner again recurring and tells me he doesn't have the headrace for me to tell him off, neither have I to take on his problems as well. HD 3 attempts to finishing polishing hoovering until it hurts. Husband telling me to simmer down. He's giving it some. Just about lunch time and is it time for bed yet
Thankyou, I cope so far then buckle. I need to care for me. My son is 38 tomorrow, it's about time he sorted himself out. He's now got the message now.y husband is calmer. I'm just tired. Thankyou I will have to look after me.Have you heard of the stress bottle?Basically we can function even when the bottle is full but one more drop makes it overflow- this is when it all becomes overwhelming.Try to make yourself the priority for a while.Your son is an adult and can sort out his own problems.Don’t do housework that is making you feel physically unwell,it will definitely still be there when you’re better!Take care of yourself
I don't do as often as I used to. Never-ending job like painting the forth bridgeHi @jennifer1967 - its always easier said than done, but I'll say it anyway - if you can, calm down, meditate, or do something for yourself that you have to concentrate on, as this takes your mind off everything else.
Grown up kids have to live their own lives.
Somebody once told me - about housework - "I did the dusting. Then when I wasn't there, it all came back again. Not going to get caught like that again!"
I agree with @Grannie G. Is there any way that you can get extra help in by getting at least a home help in @jennifer1967?It does sound as if more is being asked if you @jennifer1967 Is there no way you can get some help?
I know you said your husband won’t hear of it but he is not the one who’s worn out and in danger of carer breakdown.
Thankyou @Grannie G and @MaNaAk it would be good if I can sort the bank out on the phone but I have to go to the office. I'm missing my laptop, not being able to go out, the pain and whatever support is out there is not accessible to me, carers support any groups etc which I do explain to them all the time. I can walk but the pain is too bad when I do with nerve pain. I say it's like my leg whatever is wired up to the national grid.I agree with @Grannie G. Is there any way that you can get extra help in by getting at least a home help in
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