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I've been disabled now for six years, and I'm so bored I could just scream. I have a hard time meeting people, and a harder time finding hobbies that don't bore me.
It's even reached the point where I have to have my husband stand by while I take a shower. Yes, I've talked to the pdoc about this and she's prescribed l-methyl-folate to add to my med cocktail. I sure hope it helps. |
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I am sorry you are so bored.
Do you have a therapist to talk to? Maybe it is time for a life coach??? May I ask why you need your hubby to stand by while you shower? What is the methle folate for? bizi
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i'm sorry you're bored.
out of pure interest, what hobbies have you tried- but found to be boring? (so we don't say the same thing) |
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Go to groups, go for very very long walks, reading, cleaning, yoga, spend a lot of time on the internet, meditate, hang out with family, and go to the gym/work out. Pretty much how I've been spending my days since I've been out of work.
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I spend 12-16 hours per day on the Internet, mostly reading and watching about world affairs. I spend a lot of time here too and an occasional movie here and there.
I wonder how many lists I'm on for visiting Russian websites? |
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I am extremely bored too.
I have considered returning to work but I realize I would return to a life full of abject fear and debilitating stress (I have a deplorable record of work in that I simply can't maintain emloyment). I try to walk a lot. I have a big problem though that I can't stand this prairie city. Walking around this community only drives home the pining away for my former home in the mountains. So what do I do? I volunteer once or twice a month. I try to schedule at least one activity each week (other than my support group) I try to go out for one treat per week (ie. coffee shop) I space out my chores to one per day I grocery shop only as needed every day or two. I make myself read at least one chapter daily. I complete a CBT worksheet weekly I cook a decent meal every other day. I call/make contact with at least one friend/aquaintance daily What I don't do is write in a journal. The feeling of boredom seems to encourage me to ruminate. |
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My husband works 3-4 days a week. We are together other days.
My mom lives with us for now. I am always busy, there are always chores needing attention. We also do some fun recreational activities. I deal with a few painful autoimmune conditions, which are severe enough to win disability, without getting into anything mental health. Thus, I try to rest every other day. ![]() WC |
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Try learning a new language! Go to Duolingo on the net or download the app.
It's free and a lot of fun!
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I don't know why I need hubby to stand by when I shower....it's mostly for company, I think. L-methyl-folate is to boost the antidepressant I take. It's b vitamins in a form the body can process. |
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