Depression and anxiety

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by ErinGoBraghHFC

I get this too mate I completely understand what you’re going through. It’s gotten to the point where I have ended up with calluses on the end of my toes from curling them inside my shoes repeatedly, usually when something is worrying me. My home life has been a bit of a nightmare recently with my mrs going through testing for cancer and having to pick up the slack with housework etc. as all the scans along with the illness has left her pretty much bed bound for the past few weeks, which has been compounding my stress levels. I’m not complaining, I understand that she’s not well and I’ll have to do what I can to help but it’s a lot to take on s well as a busy work schedule


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

---

Thanks to both you and Liam for your support. I think I am winning at the moment.

Regarding your particular challenge Erin, you have a lot on your spinning plates there.

Be good to yourself, most people would struggle.

Know that there are people out there who understand.

Hi folks

The first SoS drop in of 2025 is Monday 27 January.

Helping men tackle mental health through football.

We’re meeting at the famous five stand at 7pm and we’ll be in the Community Foundation hub.

It’s safe, confidential and free and open to all, not just Hibs fans

💚💚💚

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by ErinGoBraghHFC

I get this too mate I completely understand what you’re going through. It’s gotten to the point where I have ended up with calluses on the end of my toes from curling them inside my shoes repeatedly, usually when something is worrying me. My home life has been a bit of a nightmare recently with my mrs going through testing for cancer and having to pick up the slack with housework etc. as all the scans along with the illness has left her pretty much bed bound for the past few weeks, which has been compounding my stress levels. I’m not complaining, I understand that she’s not well and I’ll have to do what I can to help but it’s a lot to take on s well as a busy work schedule


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

---

Hope you're keeping ok mate, it's a big ask keeping a house going on top of work too and it can get on top of you very quickly. I'm on my own with two teenage lads and I just focus on one task at a time, earphones in, audiobooks/podcasts, helps me focus on something other than the job at hand, so to speak, which seems to help me when I'm in the midst of the housework. Take care of yourself :aok:.

Wondering if anyone here has, or knows someone who has, issues with eating disorders.

It's an aspect of mental health that doesn't get a lot of attention, for a number of reasons.

I've been doing a bit of work around it recently. I'm nowhere near an expert, but happy to have a chat (either here or in PM) with anyone affected, and maybe point them down the road I'm going down .... as well as pick brains :)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by LustForLeith

Hi folks

The first SoS drop in of 2025 is Monday 27 January.

Helping men tackle mental health through football.

We’re meeting at the famous five stand at 7pm and we’ll be in the Community Foundation hub.

It’s safe, confidential and free and open to all, not just Hibs fans

💚💚💚

---

Great initiative thank you.

Has anyone had any experience with the Ladz app?

https://www.ladzapp.co.uk/