losing it on Gold Coast
May 12th 2011, 1:53 am
#16
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Re: losing it on Gold Coast
hi all. thanks for your replies. I'm sorry for being so dour am feeling better today.
will def look at xmas in july, have been before but I'll try and find the confidence to try again. Have tried all the other suggestions posted but thanks for the input.
I can go out sometimes without the baby but not usually for more than an hour or so, which I usually do once a week.I'll pick myself up and keep trying.
will def look at xmas in july, have been before but I'll try and find the confidence to try again. Have tried all the other suggestions posted but thanks for the input.I can go out sometimes without the baby but not usually for more than an hour or so, which I usually do once a week.I'll pick myself up and keep trying.
May 12th 2011, 12:25 pm
#17
I'm now an Aussie too!!!
Joined: May 2006
Location: 'Home by the Sea' Elanora
Posts: 5,030
Re: losing it on Gold Coast
I know exactly where you are coming from.....after 8 years we have found it extremely hard to find friends that where reliable. They have come and gone but now it seems through joining clubs we are starting to find real friends.
Although you don't realise it you are in a great position to find friends. As your baby gets older toddler groups and schools are a great way to meet people in the same position as yourself and it will get better.
Ian
Although you don't realise it you are in a great position to find friends. As your baby gets older toddler groups and schools are a great way to meet people in the same position as yourself and it will get better.
Ian
Have a few very, very good friends now though!
Tweed Heads...Just down the road from us
May 21st 2011, 12:40 pm
#18
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Joined: Apr 2010
Location: England
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Re: losing it on Gold Coast
Happyscot, you definately need some time out. Have you thought about putting your baby in care, for just a short period, maybe just once a week, so you can aimlessly wander or have a cuppa somewhere?
If you are feeling really depressed, you might like to talk to a Doctor too. He or she may be able to help.
Don't be fooled into thinking everyone thinks Australia is wonderful. There are lots of wonderful things in Australia but it isn't for everyone. It's not just you.
All the very best.
If you are feeling really depressed, you might like to talk to a Doctor too. He or she may be able to help.
Don't be fooled into thinking everyone thinks Australia is wonderful. There are lots of wonderful things in Australia but it isn't for everyone. It's not just you.
All the very best.
May 22nd 2011, 5:07 am
#19
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Joined: Oct 2008
Posts: 33
Re: losing it on Gold Coast
Happyscot, you definately need some time out. Have you thought about putting your baby in care, for just a short period, maybe just once a week, so you can aimlessly wander or have a cuppa somewhere?
If you are feeling really depressed, you might like to talk to a Doctor too. He or she may be able to help.
Don't be fooled into thinking everyone thinks Australia is wonderful. There are lots of wonderful things in Australia but it isn't for everyone. It's not just you.
All the very best.
If you are feeling really depressed, you might like to talk to a Doctor too. He or she may be able to help.
Don't be fooled into thinking everyone thinks Australia is wonderful. There are lots of wonderful things in Australia but it isn't for everyone. It's not just you.
All the very best.
