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How Are You Feeling Right Now?
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Sorry to hear this Mike. Be sure and let your doctor know about loss of your two dogs and need to find a new apartment in a hurry. Those are adding a lot more stress, both physical and emotional. May help to get him to give you more lorazepam. Be sure and set aside a few hours each day to just relax. Maybe focus and the many joys life has brought to you.
thank you. my wfe and i have had some really awful discussions. 1 being able to go home the other me going into assisted living. wife was not pleased. we are talking about other options as well and i am trying to be myself and keep fighting
mike.....
mike.....
I didn't realize posted this simultaneously as SillyOldBear.
Basically saying the same message. We're here for you mike.
Basically saying the same message. We're here for you mike.
mike,....
thank you barb i really appreciate it. i told him of the impending eviction but not the dogs. we are working on finding a home and now have a lawyer thanks to legal services for the elderly
mike....
mike....
My foot hurts, and I'm not exactly sure what's wrong. It reminds me of the pain I had when the doctor said I might have plantar fasciitis, but that was worse and I could barely walk at all. I'm nervous this will get worse too. Back then I didn't work, so it wasn't as big a deal. It mostly went away last time because I went to urgent care and they saw potential evidence that I might have had a small fracture in my foot so they put a boot on it and gave me crutches. I stayed off it for like a week or two, and that helped a lot.
If there is mold in your apartment, your landlord has not honored their side of the contract. Don’t let them walk on you. I don’t know enough about your situation to advise, but surely mold is a clear failure of the landlord to maintain the property. That’s a health risk and the property owner’s responsibility.
Urrgh! I feel angry that they are threatening you for what is clearly their problem! You have rights as a tenant. Assuming you are in the USA, rental contracts are subject to state laws. Google tenants rights and your state to see what recourse might be available. Again, I am just a random guy on the interwebs, but this is not your problem.
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Ok, anxiety is very mild. Never was it truer that state drives story. I noticed the weeds area already starting to grow in the front and back yard/garden so I went out to spray them as I haven't time to pull them up today. While out there I looked at the wall. The wall in my mind that was crumbling to dust and falling to bits resulting in complete collapse wasn't there, I saw a mostly OK wall. Needs a little bit doing but it doesn't look in mortal danger. That's one thing that's been bothering me for 3 weeks suddenly no longer a major issue in my head.
WTF. I'm aware this may change again if the anxiety starts to spiral.
I really do need a lawnmower though. And to keep on top of the damn weeds. It will at least save me £500 which is what it's cost the last few years when I've had to pay guys with chainsaws to clear a summer's worth of neglect.
WTF. I'm aware this may change again if the anxiety starts to spiral.
I really do need a lawnmower though. And to keep on top of the damn weeds. It will at least save me £500 which is what it's cost the last few years when I've had to pay guys with chainsaws to clear a summer's worth of neglect.
