Reply With QuoteSpare a thought for young people also.
Often an easy target but they are suffering with all this upheaval with their education.
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Spare a thought for young people also.
Often an easy target but they are suffering with all this upheaval with their education.
Absolutely mate , awful story about a 16 year old girl in todays Western mail who took her own life , social media , unable to study , worries about getting a job , going to college , its a nightmare time for themOriginally Posted by J R Hartley
I can relate. My daughter is 15, 16 in December, has always been a good student but is suffering terribly at the moment with worrying about her GCSEs this year. She痴 been getting very emotional and at times hysterical. With mental illness a theme in my family me and her mother are very worried about her. Shes also lost her weekend job because of these ridiculous 2 week isolation rules in schools. 1 person in a year group gets covid 150+ pupils in a said year group have to be stuck inside isolating for 2 weeks, back to school for 2 days then another 2 weeks isolation because a teacher tested positive so home for another 2 weeks isolation.
I値l freely admit that I知 starting to find the isolation tough , and I知 an introverted guy that prefers my own company (7 months working from home). I genuinely wonder what longer term damage we are doing to ourselves.
People showing signs of cracking up a bit in work, but no one really talking about it...
That sounds really tough mate . Is she that stressed out that you think it might be worth asking her if she would like to speak to someone ? Childline are brilliant . Maybe she is open to chatting to her gp just to make sure she isn't in need of extra help ?
They can refer to specialist services , the CAMHS team in your area , if needed
Take care
my mate is a solicitor , he's been working from home for 8 months , hes normally very relaxed and calm but hes been very snappy and on edge recently , hes told me hes stressed out so I told him to phone the gp or phone the helplines
Take care of yourself mate
just reading on twitter a 17 year old who has been released by Many City academy and have taken his life due to depression
i,ve spoken about this in the past and these academys have alot to answer in the welfare of young players across the board
what a waste of a young life
Very true , poor kid
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