How do you cope

[nageov3t]

I like just laying on my bed in the quiet and dark and just letting my mind kind of process everything.

 

[daveymark]

Originally posted by: Dirigible
Regular exercise helps me when I'm feeling overwhelmed and blue. After a good bike ride or a pickup game of soccer/basketball/ultimate frisbee I'm always more relaxed and able to put things in perspective. The trick for me is taking the time to get that exercise - the times I really need it are the times I'm feeling pressed for time. I've always found investing an hour has paid off, though.

I've noticed this as well. Once I started excersizing, I didn't feel down as much, and I gained more energy too. The tough thing is getting started. It's like watching HDTV. you don't get what all the fuss is about, then when you break down and get one, you wonder why you didn't get it sooner.

 

[Willoughbyva]

aidanjm: The main downside is I don't like the work very much. Some of the people have been nice, so I can't say it's the people. One of the main things is it takes me an hour and twenty minutes to get to work. And I have to pay about a hundred dollars a week in gas. All for a job that pays a little over ten dollars an hour. I am currently looking for other work closer to home that doesn't pay as much just so I won't have to drive so far. It isn't to bad right now, but come winter time it is going to really be bad. There are always major accidents along this part of I95. Even now this time of year there are accidents.

But to be honset I miss my parents so much. They both passed away a couple years ago. I miss having people I love be around me. They were a good source of knowledge and wisdom. Plus I have health issues that I need help with. I guess in some peoples eyes I am a weak person, but I am trying to find my place in this world, I just am not very good at it.

Thanks for asking. I hope you get along ok.

Perry