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<blockquote data-quote="Lamont D" data-source="post: 2408039" data-attributes="member: 85785"><p>While I agree so much with how you describe it, I have moved forward and the counselling did really help. I do believe that I have been descriptive of my life in many posts and blogs. My life has been and still is not what you would wish on an enemy.</p><p>One of the early remarks in counselling was, my brain couldn't cope with my passion and my working life being taken away, and followed by your life is going to change with the prospect of being unemployed until I retire.</p><p>Because I have to keep repeating my life story to fellow supporters, who are still asking, and of course doctors about my medical history, my life plans is I have to work. Getting fit again after diagnosis gave me the confidence to take this job on, and I still believe that I was good at it. I know where I came from and I believe that I have achieved this life choice, I have worked my way and improved my life for my family.</p><p></p><p>[USER=85197]@zand[/USER], my life's priorities have changed, I don't want to live there because of the reminders that surrounds me. I have to be positive, I have to be me again. I don't want to live where I was nine months ago. I didn't even watch the England game last night.</p><p>Football is in my blood and for most of my adult life, it has been my answer to my work and family, it was a release from the pressures of life. I don't have that passion now.</p><p>How can I describe what you are going through, I have not experienced covid, nor long covid, like you, the battle of getting healthy is a continuous battle of your sanity and what you can have or not. A lot of how your energy levels have dropped through anxiety, depression, worrying, another day in paradise and possibly a b12 deficiency.</p><p>It just goes on for you, another blow after blow wether real or imagined is so tiring and your brain is tired, and thinking becomes hard.</p><p></p><p>I wish you well and my thoughts and prayers are with you.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Keep talking, keep posting, help is out there.</p><p></p><p>As always, keep safe.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lamont D, post: 2408039, member: 85785"] While I agree so much with how you describe it, I have moved forward and the counselling did really help. I do believe that I have been descriptive of my life in many posts and blogs. My life has been and still is not what you would wish on an enemy. One of the early remarks in counselling was, my brain couldn't cope with my passion and my working life being taken away, and followed by your life is going to change with the prospect of being unemployed until I retire. Because I have to keep repeating my life story to fellow supporters, who are still asking, and of course doctors about my medical history, my life plans is I have to work. Getting fit again after diagnosis gave me the confidence to take this job on, and I still believe that I was good at it. I know where I came from and I believe that I have achieved this life choice, I have worked my way and improved my life for my family. [USER=85197]@zand[/USER], my life's priorities have changed, I don't want to live there because of the reminders that surrounds me. I have to be positive, I have to be me again. I don't want to live where I was nine months ago. I didn't even watch the England game last night. Football is in my blood and for most of my adult life, it has been my answer to my work and family, it was a release from the pressures of life. I don't have that passion now. How can I describe what you are going through, I have not experienced covid, nor long covid, like you, the battle of getting healthy is a continuous battle of your sanity and what you can have or not. A lot of how your energy levels have dropped through anxiety, depression, worrying, another day in paradise and possibly a b12 deficiency. It just goes on for you, another blow after blow wether real or imagined is so tiring and your brain is tired, and thinking becomes hard. I wish you well and my thoughts and prayers are with you. Keep talking, keep posting, help is out there. As always, keep safe. [/QUOTE]
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