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Re: Topic Tuesday running now: R-E-S-P-I-T-E, find out what it means to me...
  • Author : BeHappy
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  • Topic : Events and updates
20 Jan 2015 08:36 AM
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Hi @3forme

Yes, 'switching off' is definitely something that I need to learn how to do! Glad to hear that you managed to find some moments of peace amid the choas.

May I ask if you used any services in particular, or was respite something you managed yourself?

My concern that I struggle with is knowing precisely when it is ok to go on a break. It never really feels right even during moments of wellness, but maybe that something that I need to learn...

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