Hello @Sophia1
and @outlander @Anastasia @Clawde @Appleblossom
I know Sophia, that you have said that you intend requesting deletion of your recent posts. If it is not too distressing for you, or the cause of feeling vulnerable through disclosure, or somehow, affecting your son, it may be helpful for others to have some idea of what you have experienced and spoken of in your recent posts.
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My thoughts are that what you have expressed validates what others may also experience, and in that way allow others to feel less alone.
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I am aware that the period of time that our posts have, in terms of relevance, may seem fairly short. When we are letting others know of where we are at, we often only need to feel heard for a fairly short time anyway.
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However, I know that there are times that you and I have looked back through posts on other people's profiles. This can be about a person, so that we can get to know them better, or because of our present distress, we are looking for posts in our specific area of relevance and concern. There are also times when we may want to know more about a specific MI or symptoms. From my own experience, there are times when I have looked through profile posts for each of those reasons. Even looking back through my own posts for something that I have said or to which I have referred.
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For these reasons, unless leaving these posts causes you distress or concern, I believe it may at some time, for someone or others, be just what is needed in order for them to feel less alone.
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Obviously, all that I have said rests with respect for your feelings, concerns and dignity. Please receive my suggestions as just that.
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To reciprocate with words you have expressed toward me, sometime back, “I like you” and most sincerely respect your wishes and any concerns that you may have.
With My Very Best Wishes
@HenryX
