Sat in my car on my dinner break and just feel like crying...work is so stressful and I just feel like the manager is thinking I dont do anything but I literally am none stop all day. Just getting on my nerves and dont want to be here anymore, its too stressful.
My cat isnt well really either, hes 18 and im so scared this is it. I know I wont be able to cope and just nearly brake down everytime I think about it I love him so much
also worrying about my biopsy results which I dont get back for weeks. Gym tonight and I dont care im running.
Fed up.
anyways dinner over...back to the stress I guess
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Hi, I was in this situation earlier this year so I can understand totally how you feel. I sat down and spoke to my boss about the stress I was under at work, she was understanding at the time and took some of the responsibilities off me, unfortunately this back fired as at my year end appraisal I was marked down for being unable to cope with mu unrealistic workloads. Since then I have been signed off work, I think the only option for me is to move jobs. I hope your boss is more understanding.
My cat died earlier in the year, she was 18 years old too and I cried for weeks. People don't always understand how precious our pets are, some people even told me to go out and get another one when my cat died, which I found really hurtful. Your cat is lucky to have an owner who cares so much. I will always miss my cat, I ended up getting another cat a few months after loosing elsie, as I missed the company.
poor you totally understand the work stress thing, pets are so precious they love us unconditionally just make the most of the time you have and your memories will comfort you when the time comes am sure. If you can talk to your boss thats great, thinking of you keep sharing your thoughts and feelings, take care
So sorry to hear that you are feeling so down. Is it possible to speak to your boss? I know that's not always easy but maybe they don't realise how you feel.
Pets love us unconditionally, don't judge us and are always pleased to see us. Our last cat was 18 when we had to have him put to sleep. I was really brave and was with him when he died at the vets and it was very peaceful and I knew he was out of any pain now. I was pleased that I was with him. We bought him home and buried him in the garden.
Thinking of you, {{{{{{{Hugs}}}}}}}}}}}}. Julie xx
Sorry to hear about work. It does sound as if you really need a break.
Feel for you with the cat being ill. It is really difficult. When Até died a few months ago it was really difficult but I found this meditation technique which really helped me - focusing on the physical sensations when I was upset about it - made it much easier not to cry all the time. It was one of the meditations on the CD that comes with 'Mindfulness: a practical guide to finding peace in a frantic world.
Guess you have been to the gym already - hope that you didn't run - just a bit concerned about going against medical orders - but it is your decision and I'm sure one occasion won't do any damage.
Know it's really difficult waiting for something with all the what-if's going through your head.
hello had to put my cat to sleep last year I had him for 10 years from a kitten and he was the nicest cat he was well loved and I couldn't stop crying lso lost my little dog last year so I am crying for both. my mumand brother died recently as well. I have cried for nearly a year.
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