My mother didn’t answer questions. It was part of her mental illness.
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You seem to be obsessed with your parents. It’s all you talk about on here. Have you tried talking to a professional about It?
@PinCushion 's a senior. Its hard not to reminisce at her age.
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True, I still think talking to a professional about it would help her greatly.
@TheCanuk, These are thoughts I have while in my room and I cannot get to a professional.
That’s sad to know I was catatonic as well in my psychosis
If you had a professional to talk to, you could write those thoughts down and show them at your next meeting.
Can’t your provider help set something up for you? I can’t figure out if you live in a group home or what, but are you able to talk to the staff about things like this?
I feel ignorant a lot. Incapable of anything. Can’t focus on thinking. I feel like I have dementia sometimes. My parents never taught me much either.
I do have a clinician. I just don’t like her much. I’m sorry if I’m a burden to you. I will try writing in a journal. I live in a group home but am lonely as the provider is usually busy. It is very easy for me to feel rejected.
By all means, continue writing on here; I dont mind.
I think seniors are more educated than professionals to be honest, even if they are ill or not.
I hope that changes and you’re able to access a professional.
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