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by **GYBS** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 12:39 pm

Thank you , your a gentleman and a scholer

and if i could do big letters i would do

Just dont know how :sniffle

by **Judge** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 12:48 pm

GYBS wrote:Thank you , your a gentleman and a scholer

and if i could do big letters i would do

Just dont know how

ITS QUITE EASY

:wwww

by **GYBS** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 12:58 pm

it seems to be your new toy

by **Judge** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 1:05 pm

GYBS wrote:

it seems to be your new toy

but not yours

:laugh:

by **GRAHAM01** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:25 pm

no sure how to write this but here goes

i found out yesterday that a friend of mine who i have played rugby with for a few year hung himself the day before now i have to say i had not seen him in a few weeks but when i last saw him we had a beer together and he seemed happy with life and his normal self ( how wrong could i be ) he was only 27, he would have been 28 near the end of the month

i just don't understand how he could have got himself in to such a state as to want to end his life

on top of this i have also just lost another friend to cancer on wed morning, she was a life long red and had meet many of the players old and new she had watched the game tuesday night and then went to bed never to wake i thought long and hard wed along with the 96 i'm sure she would have been watching anfield

anyway my thought turn back now to her poor husband and other members of her family and i hope there are many people who can help them all

i've gone a bit off track here but i think depression from lose is very hard and if being depressed is even half as hard, then feck what people think or say get what ever help you can because i wouldn't want anyone else that i know to be so low as my friend was, i mean that they felt the need to do what he did

hope that made sence

by **Judge** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:27 pm

GRAHAM01 wrote:no sure how to write this but here goes

i found out yesterday that a friend of mine who i have played rugby with for a few year hung himself the day before now i have to say i had not seen him in a few weeks but when i last saw him we had a beer together and he seemed happy with life and his normal self ( how wrong could i be ) he was only 27, he would have been 28 near the end of the month

i just don't understand how he could have got himself in to such a state as to want to end his life

on top of this i have also just lost another friend to cancer on wed morning, she was a life long red and had meet many of the players old and new she had watched the game tuesday night and then went to bed never to wake i thought long and hard wed along with the 96 i'm sure she would have been watching anfield

anyway my thought turn back now to her poor husband and other members of her family and i hope there are many people who can help them all

i've gone a bit off track here but i think depression from lose is very hard and if being depressed is even half as hard, then feck what people think or say get what ever help you can because i wouldn't want anyone else that i know to be so low as my friend was, i mean that they felt the need to do what he did

hope that made sense

edit

by **andy_g** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:32 pm

judge, why the fuck are you making a joke out of graham's last post? did you even fucking read it??

by **Judge** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:34 pm

yes. edited, my bad

just corrected a spelling error on the last word

by **7_Kewell** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:40 pm

‘Normal’ depression is related to something happening in your life.

For example, your wife leaves you, your dog gets run over and Judge moves in to the house next door.

‘Clinical’ depression is not related to anything going on in your life….you have bouts of despair for no reason at all, regardless of the fact you have a fit wife, money in the bank and the good looks of Torres and Alonso combined.

never suffered clinical depression myself, but imagine it being quite bad

by **GRAHAM01** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:42 pm

7_Kewell wrote:

Judge moves in to the house next door.

that's enough to drive you lower that a rattle snakes belly

by **Dundalk** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:48 pm

Why is GRAHAM01 post in large letters?

by **GYBS** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:48 pm

Clinical Depression is what suffer with 7_Kewell , the hardest part counsellors find it trying to find out what triggers bouts of it .

Im really sorry to hear about your friends Graham .

The same thing happened in my g/fs town , a local rugby lad , very very popular with everyone , nice guy and just got on with everyone , had a lovely g/f and a promising rugby career hung himself on a sunday night and no one will ever know why , no one ever knew there was something wrong as he always seemed happy 24/7 . Very sad .

by **freddies dead** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:51 pm

GYBS wrote:Clinical Depression is what suffer with 7_Kewell , the hardest part counsellors find it trying to find out what triggers bouts of it .

Im really sorry to hear about your friends Graham .

The same thing happened in my g/fs town , a local rugby lad , very very popular with everyone , nice guy and just got on with everyone , had a lovely g/f and a promising rugby career hung himself on a sunday night and no one will ever know why , no one ever knew there was something wrong as he always seemed happy 24/7 . Very sad .

very very sad

by **Dundalk** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:54 pm

Leave him alone will ya your doing everyones head in at this stage

by **freddies dead** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:58 pm

Dundalk wrote:Leave him alone will ya your doing everyones head in at this stage

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