Well the main problem is the therapist's overly concern and placing me in a suicidal category despite that Ive never said anything about harming myself. The second problem is 5 sessions a week is just plain too much. I have anxiety enough bringing myself to go each time now. I went yesterday to group therapy and she pretty much kept the topic of conversation on me the whole session and felt like she was trying the entire time to trick me up to say something that would get me committed including giving me a written threat assessment form to fill out where each of the answers is left open for interpretation. I am trying though and scheduled for 3 different appointments this week
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07-13-2015, 03:49 AM #3301
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07-13-2015, 04:00 AM #3302
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I'm a little late and I hope I'm not to late. think things through before you do anything. I know how it feels to put someone else's needs before your own and how I can fukk you up more after everything is said and done. I put my ex and her problems before me and mine and when we finally ended things for good I snapped/self-destructed. I was depressed before her but when I was with her I was a little more stable but now I've been in an even bigger downward spiral for the past 2 months. drinking almost every night, "partying", making horrible choices, some days I don't even want to get out of bed.
the being thrown away like nothing part hurts so fukking bad like you said. it seems like everytime I get out of a relationship or am pushed to the side like nothing, my ex's find someone way better than me and are extremely happy and end up bettering themselves and their lives. (my ex is not my main reason for my depression)
one of the things that hurts the most is when your ex is in a new relationship a month or less after you guys end things. makes you feel like you never ment anything to them and they never cared for you. happened with my last 2 relationships.Last edited by JayEs90; 07-13-2015 at 04:07 AM.
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07-13-2015, 04:26 AM #3303
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07-13-2015, 04:51 AM #3304
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Never realised how hard much anxiety multiplies depending who you live with. I'm in a house with 4 other bubbly and loud people and that makes it hard. Ive already been questioned about why I spend so much time in my room.
I just want to be alone with my feelings. Sit in the dark and listen to this song on repeat.
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07-14-2015, 01:48 PM #3305
Couldn't figure out why I was anxious/depressed until my neurologist kept increasing my dosage of Keppra (I have epilepsy) and kept sleeping worse and worse and feeling horribly apathetic. Currently taking Remeron for mental issues, Lamictal for epilepsy and am gonna try to get off the Keppra for good and then maybe the Remeron. "Kepprage" is real brahs. We're all gonna make it!
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07-14-2015, 06:07 PM #3306
It's so weird.
I've been hanging with my cousin lately who recently graduated college, and he's literally my only friend. Thing is, when i hang with him, I feel so alive, not lonely at all and actually not suicidal. Only time in months where i don't contemplate suicide. I would say i feel pretty happy when hanging out to be honest. I guess not only the chronic pain, but the loneliness is the primary cause to my suicidal feelings. It won't be too long before he get's a job, and can rarely hang out with me though. Sure i could find other friends, but it still feels bad because if i do solve the problem of loneliness, then i still have my chronic pain issue lingering.
Then off course i need to get a job which will be hard to endure 40 hours every week due to my chronic pain. I guess there's always the option of disability, but i really don't want to admit defeat at age 23.
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07-14-2015, 06:28 PM #3307
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07-14-2015, 06:31 PM #3308
Switch therapists if this one is looking for a reason to institute you because she thinks you need it and not because you actually do. Therapy can be great but humans are flawed and even with the best intentions she might be chitting it up right now. The best thing to do is to get to another therapist and get the help you need.
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07-14-2015, 06:44 PM #3309
These past two weeks I've finally began to experience some joy and happiness in my life after quitting my binge drinking habit.
I was consitantly drinking 12-20 drinks a night two-three times a week during the school year, and have cut that down to 6 beers a MONTH. Every few weekends I'll crack a few..
This past week I've actually had that excited feeling in my throat/gut that I thought I would never experience again.
If you drink AT ALL, quit for at least 3 months and see how you feel.
It's going to get better everyone. Find out what's holding you back in life and cut it out, whether it's toxic peope, bad habits, or a chitty job.
Don't even think twice about it. Find a way to get it out of your life.
I wish you all the best.
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07-14-2015, 08:18 PM #3310
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07-15-2015, 11:33 AM #3311
Is there some subforum dedicated to depression/mental health? Not sure I want to post too much about it on Misc.
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07-15-2015, 11:51 AM #3312
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07-15-2015, 12:18 PM #3313
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07-15-2015, 01:09 PM #3314
I actually have very similar experience as you do man srs. What are your daily habits like? ie What substances (legal and illegal) are you taking that could be contributing to the problem. I found that once I stopped drinking I got out of my head a little and my anxiety dissipated a lot
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07-16-2015, 05:08 AM #3315
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the last few days have been a little rough for me. I said goodbye to a close friend that I've known for 10 years who is moving across the country, been drinking every night except Tuesday (lately have only been taking 1 or 2 nights off a week from drinking), I've been a complete fukking arsehole to people lately. I feel like I don't have much more fight left in me and am ready to give up soon. I try and go out and have a good time with friends but when I do go out sometimes I don't even want to be there or I just drink and take stuff till I'm fukked up and can't feel anything anymore and don't give a fuk. this isn't how I want to be, but the harder I try to change the harder it is for me or I feel like I'm going backwards
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07-16-2015, 07:54 AM #3316
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07-16-2015, 09:33 AM #3317
Let's get to the root cause. Having a friend move so far can be hard because that was the person you relied on and now they're gone. Can you find others to fill the void your friend filled, each person filling a certain need partially that your one friend could fill? Also as long as you have any form of social media or at least a number you can still keep in touch. It won't be the same but at least it's something. Also you have to learn better coping skills instead of numbing yourself so you don't feel miserable. A lot of it is keeping busy and letting time work it's magic. It'll hurt less next week, next month, etc. as this person's absence becomes your new reality.
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07-16-2015, 09:43 AM #3318
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I mean yea it's hard that my friend is gone because she has helped me out a lot in the past few months. always been there for me when I needed someone to talk to, would go out and grab a drink or food with me to get me out of the house. shes actually helped me with my depression and emotions more than any other of my friends. the root cause of all this goes back a long time ago. I feel that at my age I should be farther ahead in life than I am now, was involved in a couple really chitty relationships that fukked me up worse than I already was. plus things from growing up that still hangover me
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07-16-2015, 11:06 AM #3319
If you need someone to talk to I'm sure me or wantrepreneur can lend an ear. I've been alone and I don't have a lot of friends where I am because most people here and me don't mesh. Being away from someone you mesh with can suck but they're doing what is best for them so it isn't them abandoning you out of malice. And this forum can be an outlet for general stuff and then talk to someone though PM or 7cupsoftea.com when you wanna talk about drugs that aren't allowed on here or just stuff that you think is too personal to share freely. I feel the same way too since I'm a college drop out and I'm working on going back and finishing my degree.I feel so behind and having a twin brother that started college at the same time as me and now just finished his first year of med school makes me feel in adequate. Not everyone has the same challenges and as long as you are better than you were yesterday then that's a win, screw everyone else. I've been involved with crappy people and I wasn't raised the way I needed but here's some positivity your way and the belief that you can make the best of it even though things didn't start off so well. And a brief stint in a mental hospital after a night of binge drinking gone to far isn't nice, though the regular meals are good it kills insurance. Please make sure to update when you want to to make sure you're doing ok.
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07-16-2015, 12:25 PM #3320
If you know for sure that you won't be seeing her again or at least for awhile, constantly thinking about her will eventually wear you out, and is in no way a constructive use of your time. You'll only keep feeling worse. I don't really have much advice, since if you're move around a lot, I can't really recommend simply going out and making new friends. Maybe just find ways to keep yourself content with hobbies, and not getting too attached to the people that you meet in the future, which is easier said than done.
The company you keep definitely has a huge impact on how you feel, regardless of current state of mental health. That being said, it would be just as bad, if not worse to surround yourself with people that also suffer from anxiety, because chances are you wouldn't necessarily have a reason to push yourself to overcome those anxieties, since you'd just get used to it.
Besides the people you live with, what does the rest of your social circle look like? Is it balanced with outgoing as well as somewhat reclusive people? Maybe you could find activities which don't put too much pressure on your anxieties that allow you to spend time with the people that you live with, because from their perspective it's possible that they think you're ignoring them or just don't like them if they're completely unaware of your anxieties.
This is great advice!
Not that I'm aware of. But you could always PM someone. I'd assume most people giving advice ITT wouldn't mind.Last edited by Fortitudo; 07-16-2015 at 12:43 PM.
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07-16-2015, 12:34 PM #3321
jumping in.
had a hard year and barely getting out of it. think i've been mentally scarred by some of the sh*t i went throughFLAT: 225x11 INCLINE DB 100x9 incline bench 225x8 deadlift: [RETIRED!! OUTTA HERE] FS: 225X8
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07-16-2015, 08:14 PM #3323
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This one is going in my favorite quotes of all time list,thanks for this one.
Been keeping busy with a small project which is to clean out my gym/garage. Had to throw out all of my moms crap that she threw in there,old furniture and just a waste of space type of stuff thats in there. I look forward to it,its going to look nice. I will put up mirrors in the walls,posters with my favorite gym quotes and put together the power rack I'm saving up to buy. I already have the rest such as dumbbells and barbells along with a decent amount of weights. Can't wait till it all comes together.-Roman Reigns crew-
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07-17-2015, 05:52 AM #3324
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One of the best decisions I made was to just be honest about it. Turns out the guy in my house has had his own experiences with depression and anxiety. He gave me some advice and was okay with me taking time and space as I need it.
So glad i stopped trying to hide it - now i don't have to worry. Feels like massive weight of my chest.On a journey to the brighter side of life.
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07-18-2015, 08:52 AM #3325
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I usually don't log on here during the weekend. I started drinking and doing other things last night at like 6:30 and drank till about 2 in the morning. I got chit faced and ended up feeling depressed as fuk most of the night even though I was out with friends. I feel very empty, almost like I'm missing something. it's a nice day outside, I'm not even hungover and I don't even want to go do anything. I hate myself and the way I've become but I don't know how to change. I think I'm just gonna start drinking again and drink until I pass out
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07-18-2015, 08:57 AM #3326"Take it one day at time"
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07-18-2015, 09:02 AM #3327
I'm so depressed!! I have 8 pack abs and look better than frank zane where the **** is my Bugatti and mansions!! I just feel like I beat life to be honest.
Never gave a fuk
Haters gonna hate
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07-18-2015, 10:19 AM #3328
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07-18-2015, 10:28 AM #3329
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Sup brahs.
Just after some advice.
Went to uni and ended up living with some friends who I was in a football (soccer) team with for the final two years after 2 of my housemantes from 1st year dropped out and the other two moved in with others.
Basically, I figured out pretty soon into the 2 years that i didnt wanna really be around them, they were doing all sorts of drugs, and smoked pot every day...but i continued to act friendly and pally etc. Got depressed during the second year as literally couldnt face my family and friends from home, knowing the sort of life i was living at uni. Ended up drinking more often and sometimes joining in with them. They were all nice guys, but had awful habits. Being around them all the time just seriously lowered my energy and gradually sapped all the optimism i identified with from myself.
I passed (two of them failed, both suffered with depression), and have left now and cut ties with them. But yeah, i just feel burned out massively. Sort of like i just dont have the mental energy to hold my focus and concentrate anymore. It's gotten better since leaving, but wondering if anyone knows of things i can do to recover my peace of mind and mental energy. I'm just so fukking lethargic all the time.★★★ I was part of the Ultra 2013 Thread Crew ★★★
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07-18-2015, 01:30 PM #3330
You just need time to heal. Taking a break is nothing to be ashamed of. You got burned out of a crappy situation and it's understandable that you need time to decompress. That degree is gonna be there when you're mentally in a better place to get it. There's really nothing to do other than weight lifting (which I love), reading and playing video games to zone out because sometimes you don't wanna be in your head. After the zoning out help others as best as you can. I've done volunteer work at a nursing home and it's super rewarding to help others. And stay away from alcohol obviously.
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