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Yes the drinks package helps with that problem. I drink vodka from waking up to going to bed late in the evenng. Marvelous things.
****ty life
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Isn’t that your brother?
No, it's his dad's son.
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Don’t choose a river cruise.
We spent thousands on a Tui river cruise but ended up on coach trips
Passengers have described their anger after their itineraries changed to involve hours spent on coach trips instead.
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TUI are the pits. I stopped using them after the 2023 ? fiasco with Nats.
We had an all inclusive TUI holiday in Crete last year and a TUI (Marella) cruise this year and found them to be excellent.
Replacement coach service on your holidayDon’t choose a river cruise.
We spent thousands on a Tui river cruise but ended up on coach trips
Passengers have described their anger after their itineraries changed to involve hours spent on coach trips instead.
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When does it get to the point where the holiday is replaced?
Just goes to show that nobody gives a fück....
Sorry to hear of your situation. Hope you're ok.
Not belittling your circumstances at all but, I know how you feel, up to a point.
I had 18 months off work with anxiety and depression then never went back.
I refused drugs.
I did however, speak to a therapist weekly for the 18 months. Not an NHS one, they were useless. A private one. It was a perfect space to say anything, everything and nothing. It was a godsend.
I walked the dog. Big long walks. I sat and stared into space like a zombie, for hours. I couldn't think straight. I wasn't fun to be with at all.
I counted my blessings. List daily, three things to be grateful for.
Eventually the fog cleared.
I found another project that I could do with my days. I was lucky that I didn't have to go back to the same workplace.
For me, exercise, fresh-air and big open-spaces was/is my saviour.
Yes, I'm one of those 'lyra-clad w@nkers' that everyone moans about but, it's my sanity place. Nothing more to say.
Get well soon.
I see you.
Not belittling your circumstances at all but, I know how you feel, up to a point.
I had 18 months off work with anxiety and depression then never went back.
I refused drugs.
I did however, speak to a therapist weekly for the 18 months. Not an NHS one, they were useless. A private one. It was a perfect space to say anything, everything and nothing. It was a godsend.
I walked the dog. Big long walks. I sat and stared into space like a zombie, for hours. I couldn't think straight. I wasn't fun to be with at all.
I counted my blessings. List daily, three things to be grateful for.
Eventually the fog cleared.
I found another project that I could do with my days. I was lucky that I didn't have to go back to the same workplace.
For me, exercise, fresh-air and big open-spaces was/is my saviour.
Yes, I'm one of those 'lyra-clad w@nkers' that everyone moans about but, it's my sanity place. Nothing more to say.
Get well soon.
I see you.
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I'm on that path.
I am a bit odd, not sociable, problably on a spectrum or three.
I was getting depressed even before my wife died.
Now, I don't have anything to get up for. Loads of things going wrong; can't walk, CBA to get a wheelchair, a hundred and something pills a week. GP asked if I wanted to see someone.
She asked if I'd ever thought about ending my life, so I said "well, sometimes, obviously".
Did I want to see someone?
Yeah, maybe, I said.
Now the buggers won't leave me alone. They want to turn up every day. It's nearly always two fat African women. I sent most away.
They sit there - always different people, asking the same questions.
Useless.
I suppose I could go private, but I've done it all before. CBA.
