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Jude I love you & Peter. Trust me, I don't mean that in a desirous way. Wish I could fly down to Australia & see the Pair of you, but the travel insurance would cost more than the flight & hotel accommodation. Hugs to you & Peter, John
On Tuesday, 9 March 2021, 07:29:15 GMT, zuiko <ftog@...> wrote:
Sounds like very good advice, Jude. And well done with your help for your sister-in-law. Chris
Maybe you need to check yourself in someplace John and get yourself sorted professionally. No point in self analysing or talking about meds. Like all of us you have to see someone expert who knows and new medications and treatments coming along all the time and your knowledge would be way out of date. ?Get someone to drive you to where you need to be or phone and get someone to help you get sorted properly and transport. ?Don't be afraid to ask for what you want otherwise you will not progress.? I had a good talk with my sister in law yesterday - she was hit by a car in February and is having mental issues. Sounds like a bit of PTSD going on, but she had a fair bang to the head also by the sounds of things and her memory is affected but she's also getting very angry, but at the same time having trouble putting sentences together.? Police advised her to get legal help yesterday. I already told her that back in February as it its going to end in Court, ?but neither her or husband had actioned, ?so I got on to our solicitor yesterday and he's taking on her case for compensation and he's also going to organise her some help with a psych and also get scans re done etc. He really knows the best people so I am very pleased he is going to help even though she is a long way north of us. ?She and her husband seem very comfortable with what I have arranged. Our solicitor previously handled a compensation case for our nephew (her son) organised by me, and the man did his utmost for a good conclusion.? |
