Two steps forward. One step back.

[GrayEm]

The road to recovery is an up and down one. I do believe however that I am now heading in the right direction. I am actually finding myself enjoying life more and more. The setbacks are irritating but they only pull me down a little bit.

[Hidden]

That is real good to hear...gives us hope ....

I'm so pleased

Sue x

[GrayEm in reply to Hidden]

Thanks.

[Hidden]

I agree with Sue

It is good to hear & so pleased you are starting to feel this way

Its good when people blog when things are getting better , gives others hope that are struggling , so thank you for letting us no

I hope things continue getting better for you

Love

whywhy

xxx

[max111]

Blog number 2 on this forum and I have to agree with Sue. My road to recovery has been rocky too but there is light at the end of the tunnel. It seems at times as though everything is against you and with the new changes to the NHS it really can be. Fortunately I am a care worker so I know the best and correct way to complain. Often your needs are classified as' low priority, which means you have to push professionals and chase them up with courteous but direct and assertive calls. Sometimes they even respect you for this and respond accordingly. It pays I think to have some well researched background information about your condition and go from there. Well informed is well prepared is well treated is my motto for this.

Remember there is hope and beta blockers ?!

Max

[max111]

Oops suddenly remembered the old adage 'time is of the essence' on this link

Max

[GrayEm]

Thanks for your messages of encouragement. After yesterday I am now feeling less positive.