im out of it.... - Page 3

Skatoony · 18-07-2006, 21:17

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Originally Posted by kronas

september 2003, trigger is unknown, ive not had anything to eat today, its been that bad, i barely ate yesterday as i threw up!

Woah! Continue like that mate and you'll become very ill within a few days. Try to eat SOMETHING that is healthy with plenty of water. You don't want to end up in the same area I was at last Christmas (almost suicided, kept starving my self etc).

I'm not so good with advise around this area as it's far different to what I experienced

kronas · 18-07-2006, 21:52

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Originally Posted by Electrolyte

Woah! Continue like that mate and you'll become very ill within a few days. Try to eat SOMETHING that is healthy with plenty of water. You don't want to end up in the same area I was at last Christmas (almost suicided, kept starving my self etc).

i was tempted to eat earlier, and almost did, but i run the risk of throwing up, (past month and half i have done) thats in another thread on here

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Originally Posted by Electrolyte

I'm not so good with advise around this area as it's far different to what I experienced

its alright, id lke to thank everybody for their comments, support, i dont deserve it, but you guys are always so good

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Originally Posted by budwieser

So, What happened in sept 2003 then?

nothing noticeable, that i can point out.

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Originally Posted by Incognitas

Oh kronas I thought as you had been so quiet thhat you were finally getting a handle on your problems...I think the change of doctor is the best bet.

yep, to do that it has to be a GP out of town, as i have no transport of my own its difficult, there is another surgery opposite me, literally but gave me that response which i typed about earlier, ive been worse than i am now, but i always keep quiet, its almost unbearable, but i conceal it, mostly from you guys, my family and freinds, i dont want to be a whiney bitch

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Originally Posted by Incognitas

Mind the government are looking at the whole issue of incapacity benefit.They want to get as many people off it and into work.However I suspect that of those that are on it there will be very few that are fit to work.

the lady who spoke to me says i can do limited work while being on it, get paid for work and get the benefit, not much used to me though, i want to work, im awaiting a decision on an application for tesco, it would have been a not so stressful job for me.

lauzjp · 19-07-2006, 04:00

kronas - is there only the one doctor at your surgery? you could just ask to see another doctor there? or phone nhs direct and ask them what they think you should do about your whole situation (especially about your doctor, and how you've been feeling) - a nurse will usually phone you back within an hour or two.

I know it's even harder to eat while it's this hot, I'm struggling! as long as you at least drink something, preferably water...

Take Care, you're doing great you know, just being on here talking to all of us, and going out there and trying your best to get on.

etccarmageddon · 19-07-2006, 05:19

is it your diet Kronas - I think last time I asked you what you eat it was curries and the like? how about changing to a more boring diet - things like beans on toast.

kronas · 19-07-2006, 14:20

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Originally Posted by etccarmageddon

is it your diet Kronas - I think last time I asked you what you eat it was curries and the like? how about changing to a more boring diet - things like beans on toast.

i have completely chnaged my diet, eliminated all fast food and stuck to basic stuff.

but no help.

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Originally Posted by lauzjp

kronas - is there only the one doctor at your surgery? you could just ask to see another doctor there? or phone nhs direct and ask them what they think you should do about your whole situation (especially about your doctor, and how you've been feeling) - a nurse will usually phone you back within an hour or two.

i went to the other doctor at the surgery, he was about to write me one out, then he read something on the notes and said no, you cant have one DHSS have stopped your sicknotes.

Nugget · 19-07-2006, 14:26

As I understand it, the Benefits Agency can't 'stop' your sicknotes - you have to be assessed by one of their doctors, and he makes the decision whether or not you're capable of work.

However, there's nothing to stop your doctor from issuing a sicknote - let's face it, there could still be a medical reason for you to be unfit for work without the input of Benefits

kronas · 19-07-2006, 16:25

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Originally Posted by Nugget

As I understand it, the Benefits Agency can't 'stop' your sicknotes - you have to be assessed by one of their doctors, and he makes the decision whether or not you're capable of work.

i have been through that, in june 2005, i was assessed i did not gain enough points, so appealed it was rejected, now my GP says he cannot issue me a sicknote due to that ruling...

kronas · 22-07-2006, 20:10

update:

i have an appointment to see my advisor at the JC on the 27th, i dont anticipate anything good to come out of it, other than being asked why i cannot continue the course, then my case being refered to someone who will say whether i can continue recieving JSA, on a positive note i have managed to push my date at the hospital forward to 3rd of august.

as for the other stuff, more stress, my stomach is playing up and i have been so uncomfortable, i just want to go on hunger strike now

Tinky · 25-07-2006, 08:04

Kronas
Take it from me. You should count your blessings, you have everything going for you. At least you can get up and walk, talk, eat, play, do/go where you want etc etc. There are many people out there who don't have these options, you do not realise how fortunate you are. Get out there, life is too short!