Watching someone you care a lot about who is deep in grief is one of the hardest things I think I\u2019ve ever had to do. I know that that person needs help ASAP but the NHS are ping ponging them around the system. I\u2019ve offered to help them pay to get private counselling ASAP but i think that they\u2019re refusing the offer for now. It hurts because I\u2019ve been through this and I know the quicker one gets help the quicker recovery starts. I\u2019d also say they are in a mental breakdown too. It pains me to watch and not be able to just take that grief into myself away from them. I see them using them using the same coping mechanisms I did like constantly scrolling Facebook and using various other distraction techniques. They\u2019re drifting along in a semi-conscious state, their sleep is poor and I know all of these things compound to make things worse for longer. I have to be a strong friend for them as much as I\u2019m able but fuck me it hurts watching it all unfold knowing that\u2019s exactly how I was. All I can do is be there as much as they want me to be and to keep sending them love and healing. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Watching someone you care a lot about who is deep in grief is one of the hardest things I think I\u2019ve ever had to do. I know that that person needs help ASAP but the NHS are ping ponging them around the system. I\u2019ve offered to help them pay to get private counselling ASAP but … Continue reading Grief<\/span>