Nebuchadnezzar
Well-Known Member
Cheers for that.
Much to consider, me thinks.
Not a problem my friend.....be good to yourself
Cheers for that.
Much to consider, me thinks.
Is there a thread for new members to say 'Hi'...?
Apologies if it's blatantly obvious and I'm being stupid for not seeing it!
Sorry if this goes on...
So I've been suspended from my teaching role of 18 years since November - a student who is the daughter of a good friend confided in me that she was about to commit suicide. I passed on the information to the appropriate people but spoke to her online to make sure she wasn't going to follow through with her actions. Her dad is fully supportive of me and I have been through an investigation that still hasn't finished 9 months later.
Sick to the stomach because if I lose this job we wouldn't be able to afford the house we moved into last year (I have a 3 year old daughter too)
To top it off in January I broke my left arm very badly and then my wrist a few weeks later - this happening after a hernia op on December!!
It's the wait and not getting any information as to what the school are going to do to me - union said I can't be done for gross misconduct so should be ok but it's a very worrying time
I dip through stages of total anxiety and stress - this isn't me at all usually so it's a bloody hard wait - I have been on meds to help but I've been looking after my daughter whilst the wife is at work and being drowsy on meds is not ideal so I knocked that on the head
Thanks for listening whoever you are out there...if I'm honest I feel like im teetering on the edge of a nervous breakdown - I've got to wait till September before the school decide on next steps
Is there a thread for new members to say 'Hi'...?
Apologies if it's blatantly obvious and I'm being stupid for not seeing it!
Is there a thread for new members to say 'Hi'...?
Apologies if it's blatantly obvious and I'm being stupid for not seeing it!
Is there a thread for new members to say 'Hi'...?
Apologies if it's blatantly obvious and I'm being stupid for not seeing it!
In my personal opinion stuff the system that has put a caring teacher of 18 yrs service through hell for helping save a students life! Ffs , you should be getting a bonus. All these feelings are because you care . Bizarrely a lot of working lives are on hold so you are not alone and neither was the student whose young life you directly helped save , would the powers that be have preferred yet another autopsy on a young life wasted. 2 youngsters here killed themselves with no signs at all, theyd still be here if they had a teacher as caring as you, good luck and enjoy the precious time with your daughter.Sorry if this goes on...
So I've been suspended from my teaching role of 18 years since November - a student who is the daughter of a good friend confided in me that she was about to commit suicide. I passed on the information to the appropriate people but spoke to her online to make sure she wasn't going to follow through with her actions. Her dad is fully supportive of me and I have been through an investigation that still hasn't finished 9 months later.
Sick to the stomach because if I lose this job we wouldn't be able to afford the house we moved into last year (I have a 3 year old daughter too)
To top it off in January I broke my left arm very badly and then my wrist a few weeks later - this happening after a hernia op on December!!
It's the wait and not getting any information as to what the school are going to do to me - union said I can't be done for gross misconduct so should be ok but it's a very worrying time
I dip through stages of total anxiety and stress - this isn't me at all usually so it's a bloody hard wait - I have been on meds to help but I've been looking after my daughter whilst the wife is at work and being drowsy on meds is not ideal so I knocked that on the head
Thanks for listening whoever you are out there...if I'm honest I feel like im teetering on the edge of a nervous breakdown - I've got to wait till September before the school decide on next steps
I've had impending doom to ecstatic calm moments all my life. Trying to find a calm equilibrium of inner content and peace in one's heart is getting harder, since the outbreak of covid especially.Hello again.....
Bit of an unusual post to make, but over this last couple of weeks I sort of have the feeling that i've run out of steam and energy that I had earlier in this period....
I picked up a couple of little projects to keep myself busy from March onwards but I don't currently have the desire to engage with any of them. I feel like something is wrong all the time but I can't say for certain what the root is. I dare say that i'm feeling a bit like it's Groundhog Day.....
I dread bed time. I am lucky enough to be able to work from home and still earn money for now, a privilege not available to all. I have a meeting booked with a career coach tomorrow to get started on the path to a career change. I just wish I could shake the feeling of impending doom.
I've had impending doom to ecstatic calm moments all my life. Trying to find a calm equilibrium of inner content and peace in one's heart is getting harder, since the outbreak of covid especially.
I'm running on reserve right now. My elderly mother had a fall and can't visit her. My longest know mate and one of my best mates since I've known since being 6, has prostate cancer and now in a hospice waiting to die. I can't visit him either. Life is shite sometimes. But within me I have mettle and fighting spirit. But life is very testing sometimes, even for the stinking rich, and I'm a chasm away from being, fortunately. I need to get back working because too much time dwelling on doom and gloom is consuming and that dark cloud will cast permanent shadow.
My escapism is fishing in beautiful surroundings away from noise and chaos. Other people do it their way to find a channel of peace. I wish you well pal, chin up. Good thread this, once again thanks Bill. Hope you're as well as can be.
No worries and thanks pal : )Cheers for your reply, and best wishes to your Mum. Thanks for your perspective.
Heartfelt condolences, I lost my Dad to that type of Cancer.Just spoke to my mate's partner on the phone and my my mate is basically waiting to die in a cancer hospice. Been good mates with him 50 years and he's near the end, prostate cancer. She's heartbroken seeing him panting for breath on oxygen in constant pain. I managed to see him a couple of weeks back, he was quite chatty. I can't visit him now due to covid 2 visitors rule. He's hallucinating and slowly drifting away. I'm preparing for the worst and it's it's upsetting just how savage cancer is. We used to play footy at primary school, he was Colin Bell and I was Franny Lee, now he can't even walk. So sad : (
Thanks pal.Heartfelt condolences, I lost my Dad to that type of Cancer.
Just spoke to my mate's partner on the phone and my my mate is basically waiting to die in a cancer hospice. Been good mates with him 50 years and he's near the end, prostate cancer. She's heartbroken seeing him panting for breath on oxygen in constant pain. I managed to see him a couple of weeks back, he was quite chatty. I can't visit him now due to covid 2 visitors rule. He's hallucinating and slowly drifting away. I'm preparing for the worst and it's it's upsetting just how savage cancer is. We used to play footy at primary school, he was Colin Bell and I was Franny Lee, now he can't even walk. So sad : (