today when I rang up the disability people and stuff and got my post office account transferred to my Halifax account, I say it makes me warm and happy all wouldn’t over but good to do something for yourself than relying on other people, and the it’s reason doing these sort of things on my own for is eventually I want to be out I’m and you know. I mean discussed it with my doctor and my social worker and I’ve they think you know ready to apply for an absolute discharge and only I’m I’ve been out two years in January so quite an achievement that’s T It is S people on the 37, 41 or 41 it becomes There’s T Mm S Very rarely get out less than 5 years you know what I mean and stay and get that absolute discharge T And about making progress and making steps forward it? it’s isn’t S Yes of course it is, yeah, I mean sometimes it might be really, really difficult doing simple things but as time goes on but even so got to push yourself each step you’ve and some people think I want to push myself, frightened and stuff like don’t I’m that but you have to face them fears and meet up to them or else you never progress T No S I mean, and true of anybody whether they have a mental illness or not, you that’s know if... you know for the first time you go on holiday abroad you know, oh I know about flying or what, but everybody has a little don’t T Anxiety about it them. OK nothing else that need to ask you really doesn’t I’ve I’d S No T a lot of stuff in this diary which is really good erm, is there anything else There’s want to ask me or say to me or you’d S No fine, alright I’m it’s T Right
today when I rang up the disability people and stuff and got my post office account transferred to my Halifax account, I wouldn’t say it makes me warm and happy all over but it’s good to do something for yourself than relying on other people, and the reason I’m doing these sort of things on my own for is eventually I want to be out and you know. I mean I’ve discussed it with my doctor and my social worker and they think you know I’m ready to apply for an absolute discharge and I’ve only been out two years in January so that’s quite an achievement T It is S There’s people on the 37, 41 or 41 it becomes T Mm S Very rarely get out less than 5 years you know what I mean and stay and get that absolute discharge T And it’s about making progress and making steps forward isn’t it? S Yes of course it is, yeah, I mean sometimes it might be really, really difficult doing simple things but as time goes on but even so you’ve got to push yourself each step and some people think I don’t want to push myself, I’m frightened and stuff like that but you have to face them fears and meet up to them or else you never progress T No S I mean, and that’s true of anybody whether they have a mental illness or not, you know if... you know for the first time you go on holiday abroad you know, oh I don’t know about flying or what, but everybody has a little T Anxiety about it doesn’t them. OK I’ve nothing else that I’d need to ask you really S No T There’s a lot of stuff in this diary which is really good erm, is there anything else you’d want to ask me or say to me or S No I’m fine, it’s alright T Right
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