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<blockquote data-quote="Lamont D" data-source="post: 2413873" data-attributes="member: 85785"><p>Yes, I had a zoom conference with a neurologist a couple of weeks ago, I'm currently waiting for a face to face appointment, he wanted to use tests to see what the recent developments I have been experiencing since being referred.</p><p>It is still developing, the latest is similar to restless leg syndrome, I cannot stop my legs moving. Even when lying down flat on my back, I have to really force my body to stop moving.</p><p>He did say that it could be a shaking syndrome, where as a result of the depression, anxiety and how my brain has adjusted to cope with the shock of the breakdown and nothing to replace my passion, I still have not found anything to replace my working life and the bottom line is I cannot get enjoyment out of all my interests, I have had since childhood. I can't get excited, I have nothing that I can look forward to, everything that I was, has gone, quite the reverse, I was such a social outward looking person, involved in many things, along with family and work. Looking forward to events and the time I spent meeting with professionals and being a part of something that I have done since childhood. I still am not interested in going out. Like today, it is sunny and spent most of the day reading in the garden, after doing the chores of course. I have a gift of organising working areas and a personality that is open and honest, my counsellor called me one of the good guys because of how I came across, using the experience of coaching staff and youngsters, and being quite successful in how I addressed issues that work always brings. I have met and spoke, talking to children, and professional development, from the youngest to the pros and addressed some of the big bosses in multinational companies.I was responsible for advising on workplace development, New model design to help the engineering and designers to produce the planning process into actual workplace development with recommendations on tooling, layout and team responsibilities.</p><p></p><p>I have changed so much in my daily life. But I'm on my way back, I have achieved the baby steps that I needed to do, to be more positive, and I am. My life is now and the future is to come, it is my next chapter and I am certain that I will not, never be bothered by what happened to me, it's history, gone, no longer a part of my life, I want to enjoy my retirement, my physical health is really good, but I still need time to get off the meds that has helped so much, and finally find something I can get excited about.</p><p>They can never take my special memories of what I achieved and the experience of being a part of a team that achieved so much, the great people I have met, being recognised as part of the team and given access to places that I could only dream about. The places and countries I have been to, because of work and my role in it.</p><p>The hotels, the laughter, the excitement, the bloody van we travelled in, there is a book there, if I can remember most of it. The camaraderie of professionals and how I was treated by them. Despite the competitive approach to what happened on the field, the friendship within was special. I can say with all honesty that if life mirrored the experience of the friendship within the sport, there would be a completely different way of living and acceptance of how we thought and regard each other. Regardless of where you come from, etc, you were accepted as one of the team and a valuable resource for the benefit of everyone. To ensure that everything could be done to achieve success, to let the pros be able to think about the game rather than the equipment.</p><p>Life is challenging, I have worked hard to get where I could have financial stability to help with living standards and see my kids and grandkids have everything that I never had, and give the love of my life, the respect she deserves.</p><p></p><p>Keep safe [USER=508286]@Gwennith[/USER] , if you have any questions or comments, please do.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lamont D, post: 2413873, member: 85785"] Yes, I had a zoom conference with a neurologist a couple of weeks ago, I'm currently waiting for a face to face appointment, he wanted to use tests to see what the recent developments I have been experiencing since being referred. It is still developing, the latest is similar to restless leg syndrome, I cannot stop my legs moving. Even when lying down flat on my back, I have to really force my body to stop moving. He did say that it could be a shaking syndrome, where as a result of the depression, anxiety and how my brain has adjusted to cope with the shock of the breakdown and nothing to replace my passion, I still have not found anything to replace my working life and the bottom line is I cannot get enjoyment out of all my interests, I have had since childhood. I can't get excited, I have nothing that I can look forward to, everything that I was, has gone, quite the reverse, I was such a social outward looking person, involved in many things, along with family and work. Looking forward to events and the time I spent meeting with professionals and being a part of something that I have done since childhood. I still am not interested in going out. Like today, it is sunny and spent most of the day reading in the garden, after doing the chores of course. I have a gift of organising working areas and a personality that is open and honest, my counsellor called me one of the good guys because of how I came across, using the experience of coaching staff and youngsters, and being quite successful in how I addressed issues that work always brings. I have met and spoke, talking to children, and professional development, from the youngest to the pros and addressed some of the big bosses in multinational companies.I was responsible for advising on workplace development, New model design to help the engineering and designers to produce the planning process into actual workplace development with recommendations on tooling, layout and team responsibilities. I have changed so much in my daily life. But I'm on my way back, I have achieved the baby steps that I needed to do, to be more positive, and I am. My life is now and the future is to come, it is my next chapter and I am certain that I will not, never be bothered by what happened to me, it's history, gone, no longer a part of my life, I want to enjoy my retirement, my physical health is really good, but I still need time to get off the meds that has helped so much, and finally find something I can get excited about. They can never take my special memories of what I achieved and the experience of being a part of a team that achieved so much, the great people I have met, being recognised as part of the team and given access to places that I could only dream about. The places and countries I have been to, because of work and my role in it. The hotels, the laughter, the excitement, the bloody van we travelled in, there is a book there, if I can remember most of it. The camaraderie of professionals and how I was treated by them. Despite the competitive approach to what happened on the field, the friendship within was special. I can say with all honesty that if life mirrored the experience of the friendship within the sport, there would be a completely different way of living and acceptance of how we thought and regard each other. Regardless of where you come from, etc, you were accepted as one of the team and a valuable resource for the benefit of everyone. To ensure that everything could be done to achieve success, to let the pros be able to think about the game rather than the equipment. Life is challenging, I have worked hard to get where I could have financial stability to help with living standards and see my kids and grandkids have everything that I never had, and give the love of my life, the respect she deserves. Keep safe [USER=508286]@Gwennith[/USER] , if you have any questions or comments, please do. [/QUOTE]
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