Bereavement

2naSalit

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4. Hmmm...

Mon Sep 4, 2023, 10:14 PM

Sep 2023

Is it possible for someone to help you sort through this business and help you find your footing for taking steps forward? Someone neutral, maybe a volunteer from a senior center or something?

I'm really grasping, I don't know what your whole set of concerns are but sometimes having someone, not the therapist, help you with actual stuff, whatever that may entail, can help you get started along the path that takes you forward. A kind of companion or confidant to help you find where to place your steps for a short time.

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Need suggestions... [View all] imavoter Sep 2023 OP

Alas, I have no helpful advice or suggestions, but sending hugggs and vibes. niyad Sep 2023 #1

I don't have any advice but I have plenty of hugs for you. MLAA Sep 2023 #2

I have had issues moving on as well MutantAndProud Sep 2023 #3

Hmmm... 2naSalit Sep 2023 #4

Its not stuff. imavoter Sep 2023 #5

There are some exercises that may help you break through . progressoid Sep 2023 #6

I'll try anything at this point n/t imavoter Sep 2023 #7

Neither of these things really resonate with me imavoter Sep 2023 #8

I understand what you are experiencing, I'm there myself Otto_Harper Sep 2023 #11

Depression manifests in many ways that may not pnwest Sep 2023 #9

No I don't really feel guilty. imavoter Sep 2023 #15

Start with the smallest task. The one you can get done the quickest. Solly Mack Sep 2023 #10

I know you said you don't feel depressed radical noodle Sep 2023 #12

I might get buried here for my suggestion FoggyLake Sep 2023 #13

Dale Carnegie. justaprogressive Sep 2023 #14

When I lost my spouse I was very much like you Farmer-Rick Sep 2023 #16

If my husband dies before me, the thing I will most want to do Dark n Stormy Knight Sep 2023 #17