Joined June 2019
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Anyone who has ever "reached out for help" for their mental health via the NHS should be allowed to punch one person per day who says anything along the lines of "speak up, help is out there"
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Having to weigh up if it's actually safe for me to keep attending my mental health support group 😕 I don't want to live like this but is that just my avoidance talking or am I being rational?
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The plan is if me and the person who harassed me are both in the support group next week the staff will raise the topic and we will have to have a discussion about their behaviour. I keep dissociating tbh and I'm kinda terrified 🙃
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In other news I'm fed up of people making me feel unsafe so I've bought a personal safety alarm and I am going to seriously look into my options for self defence classes

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Also i s2g I need to stop being nice to people
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The sexual harasser made another inappropriate comment, followed me when I tried to leave the situation and then apologised but only for part of their behaviour, not for sexually harassing me. When I didn't immediately accept their apology they became very desperate & suicidal ☹️
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I spoke to the service manager. The whole team are taking it really seriously and are concerned. We spoke about how the situation could be addressed and they asked if there was any other ways they could support me ❤️ 1/2
tried to get mental health support in a crisis, got sexually harassed ☹️
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I'm really anxious and upset that this has/ is happening to me but I'm relieved that the staff have my back. I just need to focus on self care and not worrying about how unsafe I actually feel around this person. I hate that it's just one thing after another.
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tried to get mental health support in a crisis, got sexually harassed ☹️
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also I hate having laughter as a coping mechanism! I don't want to laugh when I'm depressed. I don't want to laugh when someone is being a creep to me. I don't want to instinctively try and make other people feel comfortable whilst I'm in discomfort!
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I think it genuinely wouldn't hurt as bad if the report said the officers "didn't remember" or "didn't hear you disclose that" it's the flat out "you did not make any such disclosure and if they had they would have recorded it". I genuinely can't cope with it.
I can tell you the exact info I told the police officer 4 years ago but he's said I never told him and therefore they did absolutely nothing wrong. And also it was not wrong for the officers to tell me they were taking me to a hospital but take me to a motorway instead.
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I can tell you the exact info I told the police officer 4 years ago but he's said I never told him and therefore they did absolutely nothing wrong. And also it was not wrong for the officers to tell me they were taking me to a hospital but take me to a motorway instead.
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I'm going to fucking kill myself. I can't do this. They also said "you were in the rear of the vehicle with the child lock engaged" as if I didn't explicitly tell them the officers initially forgot the child lock wasn't on and had to pull back over to fix it.
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People get to see specialists for their conditions? I thought we were all out here having to slum it with the GPs doing A&G requests that you never hear the outcome of. Don't get me wrong I appreciate my GPs but none of them know ANYTHING about my condition!
Your GP says you should see a hospital specialist for your condition Labour’s new Single Point of Access now decides whether that GP referral goes through They have a target to "redirect" 25% of referrals I wanted to know: who is making that decision? I asked the Minister 👇
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I'm genuinely fed up of explaining this shit to them and them just looking at me like they're an alien that's just landed on earth. They also make it abundantly obvious that they're leagues out of their depth in their notes.
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I'm really out here asking myself "have I been through a lot more violence than most people or am I just worse at dealing with it than everybody else?" and then I have to check myself because there probably isn't a "normal amount" of violence I'm just deluded.
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Step 1 of healing was accepting that the trauma existed. Step 2 has been realising all the actions I've taken that were subconsciously because of the trauma. Step 3 will hopefully be building my trust and sense of safety back up ❤️‍🩹
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Another day of trying to come to terms with my trauma, another day thinking I really ought to be friends with someone who writes soaps because I have storylines for days and they all stem from my actual life experiences.
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So they've been able to identify one of the two officers who picked me up the night in question. Back in December it was like they had vanished from existence but they hadn't. The evidence was just waiting to be found.
After 5 months they're actually going to investigate my complaint!!!!! I'd love to take this moment to thank DBT for teaching me how to pause and think before taking action, how to stick to my values and be assertive! Lets fucking goooo!!
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