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It hurts so bad.
I'm Bipolar (ty2), on Sertraline and Quetiapine. Due to some unfortunate circumstances I had a 48 hour skip in my meds and I'm really struggling with the repercussions. The anxiety is so bad, I feel like a black hole has swallowed me up. I've been mainly stable for a year now, its been a while since I have battled with certain demons so I don't feel like i'm prepared for this! I have so much work to do as well but I feel like it is overwhelming me to the extent where I've come up to that 'wall' which I can't seem to break through. I'm mentally blocked. Any ideas to help cope with this? I don't know what to do with myself in the mean time
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Is there any hobby or something else that you enjoy that you could use to take your mind off of it until the meds kick back in? Even though, I know that it can be hard to get involved in something when you are feeling anxious, as I have that trouble.
Another trick I use is deep breathing exercises which seem to alleviate my anxiety to some extent. Here's a link to get you started: A breathing exercise that calms panic attacks. It does take practice but it works.
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