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Originally Posted by freefallin
Thank you for your response.  No, I haven't spoken to anybody about it because it's only been maybe a week, and plus I can't...I sound too crazy. I don't feel like I'm depressed either...the thought that this is caused by depression sounds strange to me. I'm just confused, don't feel like myself, running around on auto-pilot, and don't really know what I think or feel about anything. I'm worried something is wrong with my brain, but I just had an MRI about 4 months ago. Maybe it's hormonal and I'll snap out of it once my hormone levels fluctuate, I don't know. I'll try exercising; thank you again. |
in your first post in this thread you asked whats wrong with you...
Im sorry but we cant tell you whats wrong with you, only you can tell us whats wrong with you.. to find out whats wrong you might want to contact a treatment provider in your off line location.
What I can say is that one thing that jumped out at me is that you said in this post that this has only been happening for about a week...
when things like this begin happening to me I look at what has changed...
example if I suddenly feel strange but I know its only been happening a week or so, I back track to see if I can find the first time it happened to me.. when did I start feeling this way last week, was there something that stressed me out, was I coming down with or did I have a cold, did I get into an argument with someone....I keep asking myself questions until I discover that event that caused me to start feeling this way.
another thing I do is contact my treatment providers because there are many different things that can cause a person to feel emotionless, unpassionate ....medications, diet, fluids, lack of sleep, stress, ...if you google the terms feeling emotionless and the terms feeling unpassionate you will find that there are well over a million reasons a person can feel this way. some are completely normal and others are psychical or mental health issues, some are medication issues....
my suggestion contact your treatment providers, they can help you discover why you are suddenly feeling this way.