- Lisa Brown That is brilliant, Gwen. Eloquent and honest. Well done. x23 hours ago · ·
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Gwen Nelson Thanks Lisa Brown - very nervous about writing/publishing it. Thanks too for reading Jo Smyth xx22 hours ago · · 1
Joanne White Gwen, what a brave, honest post. Keep going sweetheart - you're learning more tricks to beat the black dog every day xx22 hours ago · · 1
Louise Jones Wow Gwen you really are an inspiration scholarly and emotionally ( don't know if scholarly is right!?!) but da iawn ti xx22 hours ago · · 1
Richard Thomas Jones Well done Gwen, proud of you. Courage and determination are your strongest allies22 hours ago · · 1- Gwen Nelson Currently feeling very humbled and warmed by all your comments. Thank you so much. xxx22 hours ago ·
Helen Noble Very brave of you to write all that down. I hope you know my door is always open for you if you need it.21 hours ago ·- Gwen Nelson Hi Helen Noble, thanks for reading and the open door. That's very good to know. It may be a case of you making me come in and talk, I'm the worlds worst at asking for help or will respond with a 'fine' or 'ok' if asked how I am, even if I'm not. x21 hours ago ·
Anthony Fairhurst i read ur blog to the key lime and it was impressed! Sheesh, whats not to get? (insane giggles)!!!21 hours ago · · 1- Anthony Fairhurst when i am a fellow sufferer who was in awe of you BEFORE i read your excellent prose it surely is hun!!! you rock sista!! (both the pie n i agree)! xx21 hours ago · · 1
Julie Archer-Clowes Very honest and brave, Gwen.Not an easy 'place' to talk about but hopefully you can find a 'light from the darkness' by writing. You might not be able to ask for help from others at work but remember there are caring people around you and maybe a 'note' could be your invitation to them to 'listen'.8 hours ago · · 1
Fiona Allen I loved reading that Gwen, I have had a 'visit' from Eeyore and was met with same level of help/support too. Hugs xxxx8 hours ago · · 1
Kate Brodie ahhhhh its got a name ... thank you I've had a good few months of Eeyore visiting and thanks to your blog I am aware of what I now need to do ... thanks for your honesty Gwen xxxx7 hours ago · · 1
Douglas RobsonVery brave to write this Gwen. I am not sure of you know this but I suffer with depression as well. My 'friend' visits often. I have also been prescribed anti depressants once in my early 20,s before Uni. And again in my late 20,s just afte...See more6 hours ago · · 1
Samantha Marianne Hunt That was possibly the best thing I'v read on the internet. Such strength and honesty is rare, but written so well, tis a diamond among waste.5 hours ago · · 1- Gwen Nelson Kate Brodie - it really is something you can't get out of alone. Do go to the doctor if your Eeyore shows no signs of leaving. Better the meds than to be found swinging from a tree in a wood. xxabout an hour ago ·
- Gwen Nelson Fiona Allen - If your visit was whilst at WHS I'd put money it being the same person who dealt with it so ineptly...hope you're Eeyore has been and gone. xxxabout an hour ago ·
Betty Laurence Difficult reading but well done for writing it. Churchill suffered depression and the film maker who made Alien (bugger, 4got his name) They refer to it as the Black Dog, in that it trails after them.about an hour ago ·- Fiona Allen Yes Gwen it was, I knew who you were talking about as soon as I read it!!! Its gone for now but its always lurking in the back ground xx51 minutes ago ·
- Gwen Nelson Ridley Scott Betty Laurence and Fiona Allen - I knew it! Glad you're ok now. xx6 minutes ago ·
Friday, 17 February 2012
Facebook responses to 'When Eeyore Comes to Stay'
I was more than a bit nervous about writing the previous post, never mind clicking on the 'publish' button. Without fail the responses were positive, warm, friendly and supportive.
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