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Have another go at the serious hobbies. Sometimes a step backwards to then go forwards. Weather is brighter, season is coming to an end, you're away from the toxicity of the knobs that ran the previous place so badly. Something will alter, it always does.In a bit of a pit at the moment... As I posted on here, I got fired in January and had to work 9 weeks notice. That expired back on April 9th and since then I've been out of work. The money side isn't so bad. With their payoff and some freelance stuff I won't feel the pinch for at least 4 months. It's just the boredom and being on my own a lot that's getting to me.
I've also had a couple of personal projects (hobbies that I take seriously) come to an end having not achieved stuff I worked super hard towards, that stings as well. I'm struggling to get motivated for much of anything and that clown Moshiri even fired me on football manager. I just feel a bit lost and useless.
Fuming with myself at the moment. Over the last three years I've been very diligent taking covid precautions (masking indoors, boosters, skipping many crowded events) which has probably had a negative impact on my social life/mental health, however this past weekend I went to some outdoor concerts maskless as I figured outdoors would be fine. Now I've tested positive today and feel terrible.
After 3 years of good health and no covid, one lapse in judgement was punished. Just kicking myself
No, not a lapse in judgement - you took a fair risk, and it really was a fair risk. I am sorry you contracted it. I caught it this past fall for the first time, despite working in medical facilities, long term care clinics, etc. The reality is it can just happen, no matter what you do.Fuming with myself at the moment. Over the last three years I've been very diligent taking covid precautions (masking indoors, boosters, skipping many crowded events) which has probably had a negative impact on my social life/mental health, however this past weekend I went to some outdoor concerts maskless as I figured outdoors would be fine. Now I've tested positive today and feel terrible.
After 3 years of good health and no covid, one lapse in judgement was punished. Just kicking myself
How are you feeling today? Remember, if you see a really bright light - STAY AWAY FROM THE LIGHT! ;>Fuming with myself at the moment. Over the last three years I've been very diligent taking covid precautions (masking indoors, boosters, skipping many crowded events) which has probably had a negative impact on my social life/mental health, however this past weekend I went to some outdoor concerts maskless as I figured outdoors would be fine. Now I've tested positive today and feel terrible.
After 3 years of good health and no covid, one lapse in judgement was punished. Just kicking myself
Feeling a bit better today, the worst of it was definitely tuesday/Wednesday evening. Gradually improving since as I started on antivirals Wednesday evening. I'm mainly just concerned about/hoping to avoid the possible long term effects some people have after their initial infections (my main concern with covid all along was long term effects, not the initial illness).How are
How are you feeling today? Remember, if you see a really bright light - STAY AWAY FROM THE LIGHT! ;>
Good to hear you are feeling better with hopefully no long term effects.Feeling a bit better today, the worst of it was definitely tuesday/Wednesday evening. Gradually improving since as I started on antivirals Wednesday evening. I'm mainly just concerned about/hoping to avoid the possible long term effects some people have after their initial infections (my main concern with covid all along was long term effects, not the initial illness).
The main reason I've been kicking myself over it is my sister attended the same event with me while wearing an n95 and she didn't end up catching covid.
Just going to take things one day at a time and hopefully be bolstered by a toffee win tomorrow.
Thanks for following up, appreciate it mate
I agree with what others have posted mate, you didn't do anything wrong at all. At some point we all have to start living our lives again. Hope you're continuing to improve.Feeling a bit better today, the worst of it was definitely tuesday/Wednesday evening. Gradually improving since as I started on antivirals Wednesday evening. I'm mainly just concerned about/hoping to avoid the possible long term effects some people have after their initial infections (my main concern with covid all along was long term effects, not the initial illness).
The main reason I've been kicking myself over it is my sister attended the same event with me while wearing an n95 and she didn't end up catching covid.
Just going to take things one day at a time and hopefully be bolstered by a toffee win tomorrow.
Thanks for following up, appreciate it mate
Hope you are feeling better. Don't be too hard on yourself. as others have said, I think we just have to live with it now. I was the same as you, did everything right, followed all the precautions and caught it while out at a family meal - none of the rest of the family got it. The luck of the draw I guess.Fuming with myself at the moment. Over the last three years I've been very diligent taking covid precautions (masking indoors, boosters, skipping many crowded events) which has probably had a negative impact on my social life/mental health, however this past weekend I went to some outdoor concerts maskless as I figured outdoors would be fine. Now I've tested positive today and feel terrible.
After 3 years of good health and no covid, one lapse in judgement was punished. Just kicking myself
Abdoulaye the saviour! That’s exactly how you treat a dog turd surrounded by wasps covered in asbestos. Have it!
Thanks, that could of been highly embarrassingAhem, wrong thread mate lol
Charro how have you found your CBT Therapy? I've had many a " conversation " about the benefits of CBT, of asking people to " think " and approach their issues differently. Indeed, as a psychiatric nurse I tell my students that if they're not utilizing a form of CBT in their practice, then they are not doing their job.Will get on that myself.
Coming towards the ends of my CBT therapy so that will prove a good resource for me going forward.