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Originally Posted by r010159
I find that having a daily routine, no matter how seemingly trivial, help too. Among others on your list, I do exersize mindfulness. A mood diary helps with this.
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Yes already do this. I have a mood journal, that records EVERYTHING. I have a very good routine at home, and while in inpatient I have the routine the hospital has set for me.
Nurse has just brought in ECT pamflets but I wasnt keen the first time they suggested it (6 years ago) and Im not keen now, I'd rather be dead. I dont understand why they just cant let us who suffer this much go.
I have a friend that was going to do tapping therapy with me, I shall ask her again cos I see her this weekend.
Thanks Curiosity I will look into integrative energy healing, I live on disability so money is an issue. I doubt thats covered by my health insurance but if its got proven effects I'd be keen to try (and maybe not eat for a month to get it).