Fairygodmother
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I still feel a mixture of guilt and goodness having someone in once a fortnight. The previous cleaner, now a good friend, had been made redundant and needed any work she could get. She retrained during the cleaning stretch, bit by bit, and we gave her paid time off near exams. She’s now full time doing the accounts at Age Concern . We’ll go on paying the current person during this maybe rather long period of self isolation. All in all, it’s lovely to have a chat and a cuppa with her as well as having someone who does the stuff that we argue about.@Fairygodmother We skipped our house cleaner too.
I'm as mental as I always have been @LooperCat. Hope you're doing OK and everyone else too. It is stressful but it seems better today because the sun's out. I don't think a separate thread is needed, better if everyone just checks in here togetherMorning chaps. Had a bit of a spike to 12 last night after a battered fish and a few chips for dinner, but that *just happened* to coincide with the 2-hour warmup on my Dexcom sensor. So it never happened
Steady as she goes since getting it down to 5 at around 1am, Loop gave me a nice soft landing and I still love it.
How is everyone on the mental health front? Perhaps we should have a little mental health check on each other every day? I know just how stressful people are finding this pandemic. Shall I start a T1/C19/mental health thread?
How are you doing @hh1?Welcome @ArtemisBow, lots of hard decisions to make right now.
@L ooperCat I'd just get more stressed trying to find the right thread Actually that's partly true; I'm happy to carry on using this thread as a place to check on each other and unload if I need to, others may well see it differently. Whatever happens it's a good idea to keep tabs on each other.
I'm doing okay thanks @SueJB. I think it's more difficult living on my own; having said that, I'm pleased I have my (wayward) puppy, I live in a fantastic community with support firmly in place, I'm part of a family WhatsApp group and whilst I've had some work postponed, I'm doing some other coaching via Skype. I miss seeing people face to face, but I'm doing that outdoors when I can, especially with the dog, so all in all I'm pretty lucky. It did also occur to me to wonder whether enforced isolation of couples and families could end up being a bit like Christmas where everyone (allegedly) ends up falling out How about you?How are you doing @hh1?