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<blockquote data-quote="MissMac" data-source="post: 1212416" data-attributes="member: 317361"><p>Thank you so much for your replies. I don't have an appointment with the GP until Tuesday and to be honest would not have known the diagnosis unless I had pushed to be told what my bloods were; I only did it because I was told that they would not be back for at least a week and then got a call from the surgery telling me I needed to make an appointment...I couldn't handle not knowing over the weekend but have to admit to wishing I hadn't now!! </p><p>I know my diet has not been great and yes this will be the catalyst to change it further but the emotional drop out is not something I expected as my mental health has been wonderful since my breakdown last year, I think that has taken me rather aghast to say the very least.</p><p>I'm not really mentally ready to delve too far into things at the moment, all I keep seeing is horror stories and "warnings" and I just cannot seem to break out of that cycle...it's SO stupid! I'm an adult but my "inner child" is rebelling something awful and creating quite a conflict for the normal sensible me who would tackle this head on!!!</p><p>Please don't get me wrong I am not a "woe is me" kinda woman am just struggling more than I ever thought I would...like I say, if I'd not pushed for the results I would be none the wiser right now <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite3" alt=":(" title="Frown :(" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":(" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MissMac, post: 1212416, member: 317361"] Thank you so much for your replies. I don't have an appointment with the GP until Tuesday and to be honest would not have known the diagnosis unless I had pushed to be told what my bloods were; I only did it because I was told that they would not be back for at least a week and then got a call from the surgery telling me I needed to make an appointment...I couldn't handle not knowing over the weekend but have to admit to wishing I hadn't now!! I know my diet has not been great and yes this will be the catalyst to change it further but the emotional drop out is not something I expected as my mental health has been wonderful since my breakdown last year, I think that has taken me rather aghast to say the very least. I'm not really mentally ready to delve too far into things at the moment, all I keep seeing is horror stories and "warnings" and I just cannot seem to break out of that cycle...it's SO stupid! I'm an adult but my "inner child" is rebelling something awful and creating quite a conflict for the normal sensible me who would tackle this head on!!! Please don't get me wrong I am not a "woe is me" kinda woman am just struggling more than I ever thought I would...like I say, if I'd not pushed for the results I would be none the wiser right now :( [/QUOTE]
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