[nothemama8]

Trying to keep humor in this, ever have one of those days you just want to smash someone, doing a support center ain't easy, constantly have to tell them do this do that, arghhhh there grown adults can't they think for themselves
Angie

[(JD)]

LOL I thought I did something WRONG!!! LOLOLOL



My dad worked at a dairy shipping center. He had to tell the same guys the same things each and every night for years!!! The same crates of milk, whatever always were stacked in the same place never changed but they couldn't bother to remember... and wouldn't do it right until he showed them again. And some ppl thought my dad didn't have patience!

[Mahali]

Angie,

They may be grown but are you sure about adults?
Just wondering.

Kim

[nothemama8]

Thanks Sky {{{{{{{Hugs}}}}}}
Kim, some times I think there all monkeys or something

[SweetCrusader]

~*~Angie~*~

Someone once told me that certain parts of our development are stopped at the time of our traumas. So even though when you look at me, you see a grown up (and I am one in part), sometimes it's best to deal with me as if you were dealing with a child. I don't mean that I don't have the intellect of an adult- but sometimes emotionally I am very young. For some people, there could be mental deficits along with that maybe.

I'm sure that you, of all people, can understand them. You are in a unique position to be able to help people who struggle in some areas. You do know, quite literally, what it is like to have part of you still be a child. Like our little jj once told us all, in the dissociative forum...

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My doctor says inner children are the same for every body buuuttt for DID there is not a as much as a talking and knowing and feeling all like for normal people. It is ok with me to write about it. jj

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Ponder that for me, will you?

*hugs*
Angela

[nothemama8]

I guess I get frustrated, and had a temper tantrum, but they can be soooooo dumbbbbb
Angie

[SeptemberMorn]

{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{Angie}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} I know just how you feel! You're not alone! Angela is 100% correct! I live with one of those! LOLOL

[(JD)]

Good point sweet... I thought Not was talking about the staffers, not the patients LOLOL

[SweetCrusader]

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Good point sweet... I thought Not was talking about the staffers, not the patients LOLOL


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I thought they were one and the same??

[(JD)]

LOL which explains the Sky alert, since I have so much trigger trouble with authority NOT doing what they are supposed to!

[SweetCrusader]

They're not really "authorities", though hon. I think what Angie has is a group of MH consumers who run a business together to to help them gain life skills and confidence. Angie and hubby would be the "authority" in the group, I believe. And they seem to be doing what they're supposed to do just fine.

She could explain it better, but that's my understanding. Hope it helps.

[(JD)]

OIC said the blind man to his deaf friend. heheheheh

[SweetCrusader]

LOL!!!! Sky you're too cute!

Angie, dear, sorry if we hijacked your thread. I just thought it would be helpful for everyone to understand (at least as much as I understand) what you're doing with this group. Hey you know what? I think you should start a thread to post that section from the paper you sent me that says "What We Are About", because what you're doing is really cool.

Angela

[nothemama8]

you explained it perfectly, we are very unique, first of a kind model program in PA,
Angie

[(JD)]

OIC well that makes it doubly difficult! lol

[colors]

Aw, it sounds like these people may be out of focus. This happens in the mental health field.

Some seem to be just too overwhelmed to cope well, and others just may not be capable of being as functional as the rest of us.

I hope they feel better soon.

I am sure they do appreciate you. Hang in there.

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