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Hold it all in?

Godstrength
Godstrength

I haven't been  here since the new layout.  I don't like it as well.  I just need to vent.  I am really struggling emotionally which is new to me because I am usually a pretty positive person.  I am feeling moments where I am very angry at everybody and want to cry.  Have gained a new random symptom that is exhausting.  A sharp nerve pain in the head and tension headache that tends to come in random short waves. I was dumped off onto a new doctor whom I don't like.  We are having family problems with my father in law.  85 and stubborn! Refuses to give up driving!  We even turned him in but nothing has been done.  I suppose they have to catch him in the act doing something wrong.  I am so emotionally tired and yet I don't want to have to go to another doctor!  Opps family is awake...I have to get moving hugs to all and thanks for listening.

Community LeaderLeo
Leo
Gentle hugs, and agreed, a lot of people are no longer using the site due to the changes, or are less active,.... So I am glad you vented here, b/c we *are* still here. Yes, short of major crapola hitting fans, nobody does *anything*. My mom's behavior was "eh" to all but me until they finally realized she had a very large brain tumor. Hello?! *headdesk*

It's okay to be angry and want to cry. It's not about being "negative". It's about having human emotions, and needing a good outlet before you *pop*. Everyone loses it now and then, an d it's healthy. I don't blame you a bit. We're here, okay? Rant, rave, rage, whatever.
Fantod
Fantod
I'm sorry that you are having such a hard time right now. Does anyone have a durable power of attorney for your father in law? That might be useful to override him on the driving issue. We had to take my Dad's car away because he had dementia. Very hard but necessary to protect him and other people too. You could also appeal to his doctor to notify the DMV that he should not be driving and have his license taken away. Doctors deal with this all of the time with older folks. Might be more neutral for him to do it than family.

You need to cry and vent and get it all out. This is scary, stressful stuff. We are around if you need someone to listen. Take care.
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