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Mental Health | Foxy in the Waiting Room
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Foxy in the Waiting Room. Why suffer with Chronic Illnesses? I had some counselling and this, together with prescribed anti-depressants, have really helped my state of mind. I continued to take antidepressants even after I started feeling better mainly because Helios and I are trying to move home and this process in the UK is extremely stressful – so much so that the closer we get to finally exchanging contracts, the less the antidepressants seem to work for me! 2 thoughts on “ Mental Health. Enter your ...
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Pain-free | Foxy in the Waiting Room
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Foxy in the Waiting Room. Why suffer with Chronic Illnesses? I’m not in pain anymore. I haven’t had my usual unbearable pain for about a year after my hysterectomy. I am no longer dreading the next time I have to subject myself to my monthly agony. For me the hysterectomy worked brilliantly. I feel as normal as I did when I was in my 20s, back when the birth control pill was all I needed for pain management. Wouldn’t that be nice? This entry was posted on September 19, 2013, in Birth Control Pill. We wen...
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A new perspective | Foxy in the Waiting Room
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Foxy in the Waiting Room. Why suffer with Chronic Illnesses? I have had a number of sessions with a counsellor. She rarely speaks. She just sits and listens, only occasionally asking pointed questions. I spend the time recounting tales of how I felt when my father died, how I missed his funeral, when I visited his grave. I expect I will always feel guilty for not being there. This entry was posted on March 11, 2013, in Anxiety. Join 42 other followers. But You Don’t Look Sick. How to Cope with Pain.
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Funeral | Foxy in the Waiting Room
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Foxy in the Waiting Room. Why suffer with Chronic Illnesses? Apollo was there when we arrived and I threw my arms around him. I wanted to be sure he sat with the immediate family including me. People from the funeral home carried the coffin into the service. Immediate family went in first followed by other family and friends. I sat with my brother-in-law on one side and Apollo on the other. Helios and his sister were on both sides of his mother. For we know in part and we prophesy in part, 10. When I was...
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Depression, Anxiety and Counselling | Foxy in the Waiting Room
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Foxy in the Waiting Room. Why suffer with Chronic Illnesses? Depression, Anxiety and Counselling. The nice thing about the second appointment was that afterwards I remembered my parents are two different people and of course our relationships would differ. Although we didn’t go into the reasons why I’m feeling so insecure, I felt happier. I’m working hard to feel better. This entry was posted on January 26, 2013, in Anxiety. 2 thoughts on “ Depression, Anxiety and Counselling. January 27, 2013 at 9:08 am.
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Grief | Foxy in the Waiting Room
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Foxy in the Waiting Room. Why suffer with Chronic Illnesses? My father in law died yesterday. He had prostate cancer. Cancer has a lot to answer for. I’ll be off line for a bit while I help where I can. This entry was posted on January 26, 2013, in Anxiety. Depression, Anxiety and Counselling. 6 thoughts on “ Grief. January 27, 2013 at 9:10 am. I’m so sorry ( (Foxy) ). Please give Helios my condolences. January 27, 2013 at 1:29 pm. Thanks ever so much Tricia! January 27, 2013 at 10:31 pm. Jeanne's E...
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Counselling | Foxy in the Waiting Room
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Foxy in the Waiting Room. Why suffer with Chronic Illnesses? I was back at work as per usual on Tuesday this week. There seemed to be something surreal about being back in my normal routine. I had my annual appraisal at work where they acknowledged how wonderful I am. How could they not? I’m hoping that my good scores will lead to a pay rise. I can hope! This entry was posted on February 16, 2013, in Anxiety. A new perspective →. 2 thoughts on “ Counselling. February 16, 2013 at 2:46 pm. How to Cope with...
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Fighting for Happiness |
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Laquo; Father’s Eyes Receives Editor’s Choice Award from Allbooks Review. April 7, 2008. I’ll admit the last couple weeks have been difficult. I won’t get into it all, but suffice it to say that LIFE has certainly been at play! We all go through things. Everyone has a story. And while I’m a very happy and healthy person at heart I admit that sometimes I wonder about THE WHY a bit too much. Like, WHY is this person so mean to me – they don’t even know me? WHY did this happen to ME? 8220;We must have the s...
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Get back up! | Foxy in the Waiting Room
https://foxywaitingroom.wordpress.com/2013/02/02/get-back-up
Foxy in the Waiting Room. Why suffer with Chronic Illnesses? I’m finding it strangely ironic that, when it seems as though I finally found a permanent end to my pain, I’ve been struck with anxiety and depression. If there’s a God of Irony, He’s laughing His polka-dotted socks off! I would like to thank Syn at Expiation. For getting in touch. Your blog is an inspiration! I am grateful in particular for The Spirit of Counting Spoon. This entry was posted on February 2, 2013, in Anxiety. Me and My PCOS.
