****ty life

[Koolpc]

Life is still shíït......

Still trying to find my own place to live. Currently, as in last 8 years, living in a shared house!! Been on council waiting list for over 5 years!!

Renting is so expensive, that is why I am living in a shared house as that is cheaper. It is horrible to.

Been told that I now have to vacate this place within the next 7 weeks or so as the other guy living here who I am sub letting from needs the whole house. No agreements signed when I moved here 6 months ago. I am just classed as a lodger.

Plus, I got health issues...bad back, bad knee, anxiety and depression. Can't claim anything as I have too much savings. I still work. I love working. Only part time though as I can't physically cope with long hours.

Sorry for moaning.

I try to have a banter on here, wind some people at times. No hard feelings to ANYONE on here. Even the Britishophobic gang (lol)..........

I tried applying for a kennel but I was told at my age it would be more economic to have me put down!!!!

Woof!

 

[noseall]

, I got health issues... anxiety and depression.

I know people with it and it can be very debilitating. Some on here think folk use it as an excuse not to work or some made up excuse...

MBK for example...
Anxiety seems to be high up on the list. Fear of work?

DIYisfun...
Folk, mainly the young, seem increasingly incapable of differentiating between day to day anxiety etc that we just need to deal with

Mottie

Anxiety seems to be high up on the list. Fear of work?

Many suffer from a bone disease. Bone idleness.

DIYisfun...

Many suffer from a bone disease. Bone idleness.

SShhhh. You're not supposed to say stuff like that.

100% of people who don't work WANT to work. Absolutely none of them play the system. Absolutely none of them are content to remain on benefits year in year out.

 

[motorbiking]

I know people with it and it can be very debilitating. Some on here think folk use it as an excuse not to work or some made up excuse...

MBK for example...
Anxiety seems to be high up on the list. Fear of work?

DIYisfun...
Folk, mainly the young, seem increasingly incapable of differentiating between day to day anxiety etc that we just need to deal with

Mottie

Many suffer from a bone disease. Bone idleness.

DIYisfun...

SShhhh. You're not supposed to say stuff like that.

100% of people who don't work WANT to work. Absolutely none of them play the system. Absolutely none of them are content to remain on benefits year in year out.

There is no depth to your trolling is there? Someone is genuinely sharing a difficult time and you have to be the forum tw*t again.

We know you aren't very bright, but for f** sake grow up.

 

[motorbiking]

Life is still shíït......

Still trying to find my own place to live. Currently, as in last 8 years, living in a shared house!! Been on council waiting list for over 5 years!!

Renting is so expensive, that is why I am living in a shared house as that is cheaper. It is horrible to.

Been told that I now have to vacate this place within the next 7 weeks or so as the other guy living here who I am sub letting from needs the whole house. No agreements signed when I moved here 6 months ago. I am just classed as a lodger.

Plus, I got health issues...bad back, bad knee, anxiety and depression. Can't claim anything as I have too much savings. I still work. I love working. Only part time though as I can't physically cope with long hours.

Sorry for moaning.

I try to have a banter on here, wind some people at times. No hard feelings to ANYONE on here. Even the Britishophobic gang (lol)..........

I tried applying for a kennel but I was told at my age it would be more economic to have me put down!!!!

Woof!

Have you tried reaching out to Mind? They may be able to offer some help?
For the back, do you stretch regularly, go for walks etc? There are lots of exercises you can do, most are boring, but they will usually help. You might want to discuss a nerve block with your GP, as they can take the edge off of irritated nerves.

 

[blup]

There is a charity called Emmaus which houses the homeless, they are spread around the country, and do great work. Although it might not be suitable for your needs at present, it could help if things suddenly spiral out of control and you find yourself on the streets. Don’t think of it as full of dodgy druggies, I have met ex squaddies and firefighters there as well as middle class professionals whose life took a turn after losing family life and or their homes.

 

[SPLINE]

Been on council waiting list for over 5 years!!

Those above you on the list will be dole-drawing foreigners

00% of people who don't work WANT to work. Absolutely none of them play the system. Absolutely none of them are content to remain on benefits year in year out.

Millions choose being on benefits permanently Mo. Foreigners come here with the express purpose of doing just that! We are giving foreigners a billion a month in these 'benefits'. And yes you are right, they do want to work. Many of them do work - on the side.

 

[noseall]

There is no depth to your trolling is there?

Trolling? Nonsense.

Another one ashamed and frightened of the truth. Your words boyo, not mine.

 

[noseall]

I know people with it and it can be very debilitating.

We all know what others think about anxiety, like MBK, mottie and diyisfun for instance.

 

[Kraven]

Life is still shíït......

Still trying to find my own place to live. Currently, as in last 8 years, living in a shared house!! Been on council waiting list for over 5 years!!

Renting is so expensive, that is why I am living in a shared house as that is cheaper. It is horrible to.

Been told that I now have to vacate this place within the next 7 weeks or so as the other guy living here who I am sub letting from needs the whole house. No agreements signed when I moved here 6 months ago. I am just classed as a lodger.

Plus, I got health issues...bad back, bad knee, anxiety and depression. Can't claim anything as I have too much savings. I still work. I love working. Only part time though as I can't physically cope with long hours.

Sorry for moaning.

I try to have a banter on here, wind some people at times. No hard feelings to ANYONE on here. Even the Britishophobic gang (lol)..........

I tried applying for a kennel but I was told at my age it would be more economic to have me put down!!!!

Woof!

Tbh, one way is to think that there is always someone worse off than you.

Because there are ppl who would gladly swap places with you- you have accommodation, savings, work- 3 good things going for you.

We all get to an age or stage when physically and sometimes mentally, things are not as good.

May be you need to meet more ppl or join a group (actually meet)where you can talk about your issues, as somebody may have gone through similar circumstances.

Also, unless I missed it before, you're divorced- what about any kids? If you had any, do they not communicate with you - if there's something there that you can do then try

 

[Brigadier]

There is no depth to your trolling is there? Someone is genuinely sharing a difficult time and you have to be the forum tw*t again.

We know you aren't very bright, but for f** sake grow up.

You've been shown for what you are, and you don't like it.

You should be embarrassed but, I doubt you're capable.

 

[motorbiking]

You've been shown for what you are, and you don't like it.

You should be embarrassed but, I doubt you're capable.

...says Nosenoshame's bestie

 

[Koolpc]

I know people with it and it can be very debilitating. Some on here think folk use it as an excuse not to work or some made up excuse...

MBK for example...
Anxiety seems to be high up on the list. Fear of work?

DIYisfun...
Folk, mainly the young, seem increasingly incapable of differentiating between day to day anxiety etc that we just need to deal with

Mottie

Many suffer from a bone disease. Bone idleness.

DIYisfun...

SShhhh. You're not supposed to say stuff like that.

100% of people who don't work WANT to work. Absolutely none of them play the system. Absolutely none of them are content to remain on benefits year in year out.

Only ever time I had government money was way back when I was 18...dole money and that was for a very short period. I have worked all my life. I like working.

 

[Koolpc]

Have you tried reaching out to Mind? They may be able to offer some help?
For the back, do you stretch regularly, go for walks etc? There are lots of exercises you can do, most are boring, but they will usually help. You might want to discuss a nerve block with your GP, as they can take the edge off of irritated nerves.

Currently seeing an Osteopath for my back. Early days.

Had injections, different meds, tried many different exercises and stretches over the years. Being active is the best thing. This is why I fight to keep working. Don't know for how long though...

 

[Koolpc]

Tbh, one way is to think that there is always someone worse off than you.

Because there are ppl who would gladly swap places with you- you have accommodation, savings, work- 3 good things going for you.

We all get to an age or stage when physically and sometimes mentally, things are not as good.

May be you need to meet more ppl or join a group (actually meet)where you can talk about your issues, as somebody may have gone through similar circumstances.

Also, unless I missed it before, you're divorced- what about any kids? If you had any, do they not communicate with you - if there's something there that you can do then try

Accomodation is the scary bit at the moment as I have 5 or 6 weeks to move out. Finding a permanent home is not easy.

Yes, I have a daughter who I see almost daily as I pick her up from Uni....

 

[motorbiking]

Currently seeing an Osteopath for my back. Early days.

Had injections, different meds, tried many different exercises and stretches over the years. Being active is the best thing. This is why I fight to keep working. Don't know for how long though...

do you know what it is ? herniation? Stenosis?

I used to go to an osteopath, but in the end it was the massage and physio part that gave the most relief, so I stopped going. I had good results with electro acupuncture, but didn't enjoy the pain part.