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Thursday 6 February 2025

What is the hardest part of today that you have not told anyone?

You do not have to tell us either. But you can. — asked by Jonah

WinkleWeymouth, UK

I could not eat anything today and I am starting to be frightened by that. Going to ring the surgery in the morning.

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OrlaithDonegal, IE

Hardest part is that I am supposed to be the one who copes.

5

TavishIsle of Skye, UK

Very hard. Nothing specific. Just heavy from about eleven onwards.

5

Ollie O The list on the fridge is a very good idea and I am stealing it.

BramGhent, BE

I have been rigid about food this week in a way I recognise from a long time ago, and I have messaged my therapist about it.

3

XanBerlin, DE

Somebody at work asked what my secret was and I could not answer and then thought about it until midnight.

5

TommieEly, UK

Told my daughter and it went badly, and I do not know how to fix it yet.

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DelythBala, UK

Everything was fine and I felt nothing about any of it, which worried me more than a bad day would.

3

NikoTbilisi, GE

My partner is finding this harder than I am and neither of us can say it.

5

BevanSwansea, UK

Hard because it was ordinary and I had hoped ordinary would feel better than this by now.

5

BridieWexford, IE

I could not eat anything today and I am starting to be frightened by that. Going to ring the surgery in the morning.

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Nyla A three-week buffer is such a sensible thing to arrange. Noting it.

ZoraSarajevo, BA

The injection. Two hours of dread, ten seconds of nothing, and then an hour of feeling stupid about the two hours.

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AnnikaStockholm, SE

The waiting. Fourteen months on a list and another letter today saying nothing.

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TildaCambridge, UK

I have been rigid about food this week in a way I recognise from a long time ago, and I have messaged my therapist about it.

6

PerrineStrasbourg, FR

The GP was a locum who had read nothing and I left with less than I arrived with.

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MarkCoventry, UK

The injection. Two hours of dread, ten seconds of nothing, and then an hour of feeling stupid about the two hours.

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