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Originally Posted by Lillybird90
Its weird I can actually feel my self feeling worse when I accidentally skip a dose of my meds or take it a little off time.Its like I transcend from feeling really paranoid uncomfortable shaky and having strange thoughts mildly hallucinating to feeling calmer and being able to think a little clearer once the meds are taken.it scares me somewhat.
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I'm glad the meds are so helpful for you.
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Originally Posted by sunshine1995
Everyone is probably sick of hearing this, but I only slept 3 hrs...Ugh!
I feel utterly exhausted emotionally, but cannot sleep. I may need to call psych nurse...
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Originally Posted by newtus
just got done training for my volunteer work. its really laid back.
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Well done!
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Originally Posted by StarStrike
I went to a friend's party yesterday. I became friends with her when I first met her on the psych ward. It was a celebratory party, celebrating getting out of hospital. I felt amazingly happy at the time. But now I'm home again my mood has hit rock bottom. Happiness never lasts.
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Originally Posted by Terabithia
Husband is snoring on sofa - it makes me smile.
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My dog snores really loudly and it makes me smile too...unless it's 5am and I'm still awake, and then I just feel jealous of his snoring! lol
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Originally Posted by Secretum
Alright, I'm home safe. I called my brother and figured out how to turn the window defroster on, so I could see. So relieved!
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Well done! I had to drive in the rain the other day and it was quite scary
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Originally Posted by sunshine1995
Well I scrubbed down the kitchen: walls, counters, stove, microwave. And did a ton of dishes and all the pans. Then I was tired and slept about 4 hrs.
Next I'm gonna tackle the inside of the fridge...
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Wow! You've been busy today! Hopefully that will tire you out for tonight and you sleep better. Do you not find napping disrupts your night sleep though? No matter how much I want or enjoy a nap, it always makes it harder for me to sleep that night, so I try really hard not to nap anymore.
My grandfather has been started on an AD. It's one that made me sleep 18 hours a day and eat anything not nailed to the floor. He has been losing weight and not sleeping though so those side effects would be good for him. I'm not sure that he's actually depressed though (he has dementia), because he only cries when he's told that someone he's asking about has died, so I feel like it's grief and appropriate, and medicating his feelings away into total numbness isn't a good solution. Also he's not capable of making medical decisions anymore so he's not even been told that he's been diagnosed as depressed and is now taking an antidepressant, and that makes me uneasy too. This doctor had never met him before and it's like he just thought crying=depression=AD when it's so much more complicated than that because of the dementia, and taking psych meds is a big decision that neither my grandfather or my family were a part of... :/
*Willow*