Hi, my name is greengiant18!

thespiceman said:

Hello @greengiant18 Pleased to meet you welcome.

Thank you for sharing. Please sorry to here this.

Please can I advise. Understand if this. I have mental health issues.

I am here as well the community. Feel the need to talk to some one.  Best advice is to speak to The Samaritans . have and do call them myself.  Does help.

You can call on 116 123.

One other suggestion I have is are you receiving any support for your mental health.

I got involved with a charity called Richmond Fellowship. Have a recovery programme. You can self refer. Please have a look at there website.

https://wwwrichmondfellowship.org.uk.

Often sometimes we need to ask for help and support with our mental health.

I am an old fashioned gentleman wrapped up in my little world and need to suddenly realise that I need to ask for some guidance and support. Understand and did contact this charity after so many knock backs.

I am one of the team of community champions on the site and making sure we can offer guidance, support. information.

Please ask if we can advise. Some one will know.

Want to chat and feel not lonely always some here anytime.

Please take care

@thespiceman

Not currently no, I also went through this sort of thing when I was in uni but could control it alot more then compared to the past year or two due to personal issues relating to both my parents going through traumatic events during those 2 years so I've helped best I can earlier this year gave up my job in part of only person who could take care of my dad as at the time his mobility was very very limiting due to a drunk driver hitting his car and serverly injuring him and moderately injuring another driver involved , drunk driver whi caused it got off with light cuts and bruises. So fast forward till now, my dad still needs.me for stuff during the day but not too much from say a couple of months ago I still have to do stuff for him, but he's a little but but  mobile now, still uses aids like a rollator and a very very short distance with a stick (still helping him with his physio 3-4 time a week 20-30 mins as well as going to his actual appointments for physio once a fortnight). So wondering If I should get some part time work to contribute more along with seeing if I can get some couciling locally, last time I asked my GP, 19 year old then, I was told a 6 or so months wait, so I'm unsure whether to that or not, but will look at the links provided, thanks very much again. Will explore options for my own wellbeing otherwise I will sink deeper rather than bobbing up.