I started the first Cut out of their Lives forum from a place of absolute desperation and for me it was a life-line. Everyone was supportive and understanding, and for the first time I met people who stood in my shoes and who had true empathy from experience. We grans going through the ordeal of excommunication, live with our nerves on the outside and flinch at the smallest sign of yet more abuse. Can't be helped; can't be magicked away, bullied away. It's just how it is. Angry - no. Hurting, over-sensitive - yes.
Of course there are always two sides, of course you only get one side from this forum. But people come here to share with other people who are suffering in the same way, and for comfort.
There are two ways to live life - one way is to positively look for joy and be kind when it's lacking, and another is the reverse. Those of you who want a good free and frank exchange of views, enjoy a good 'fight' why not start your own forum and have some fun with it, but perhaps this is not the place.
Briefing against women ministers in Westminster
Walking sticks in "tottery" in old age
What’s a household item that reminds you of your grandma’s house?


This is a public forum, you do not get to pick and chose.
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