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Old Jan 23, 2020, 09:19 PM
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"Thugs"... lol. I think that's a typo, but a funny typo. Just like when people type Latuda and it gets autocorrected to Latina. "Did you remember to pack your Latina for vacation?" "Omg I lost my Latina at the airport!"


Sorry... I had to. lol.


Anyways, I hope you feel better soon. That virus does not sound pleasant.


I also hope you're able to come to terms with what you need to.


Lolololololll yes THINGS not THUGS ! I tried to fix it , I hit edit and it just locks up 5 times ... so hopefully my “ thugs” gives everyone a laugh LOL !

Ahhh one last try at edit worked .. but maybe I should have left it ? lol

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Old Jan 23, 2020, 09:22 PM
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My parents are understandably upset with my sister and her bf. My sister wants to go out to dinner for her graduation (which is fine), but she wants to go to an expensive place. The problem is that neither she NOR her boyfriend eat leftovers. They will eat like half of the meal (if that) and then not eat the rest. They are so ungrateful. (And we are talking like $100 a meal in downtown Boston. That's what she wants. Yes, it is ABSURD and way over the top.)


On top of all that, she wants my grandma to come, but my grandma has a hard time walking and doesn't like to venture far from her place. My sister is not budging and being a little b****. She doesn't automatically "deserve" anything she wants. Everything has to be her way and her way only. I can't wait until she starts her first job and realizes how much she is wasting, not just on food but also on clothes etc that she only wears once. She is going to go broke and I am not helping her. My therapist said not to feel guilty if I don't help her out of debt.


Ahhh watching self entitlement siblings crash and burn is always a good show !

Shame on her !
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Old Jan 23, 2020, 09:33 PM
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So today I got rear ended while on my lunch break. Very low speed, I didn’t notice any damage on the car who did it and it was a small car like mine, so I didn’t even stop (I only get 30 minutes for lunch). When I got back to work I checked the back of my car. No damage. So whatever. BUT, on my way home, *I*rear ended a school bus!!! Same deal, low speed, no damage. The bus driver came out and said I needed to be more careful (which I did, I should have been paying more attention, I didn’t think he would come to a complete stop at a yield sign) but let me go without calling the cops. Sheesh! Two accidents in one day! At least both of them were low speed and no damage. No police report, no car insurance claim. I will be more careful and I hope others will too.


I woke up out of a nightmare today. In my dream, RS was accusing me of cheating on him and threatening to break up with me. Just like my husband used to do. My husband once made me FaceTime him while I was grocery shopping because he didn’t believe I was where I said I was. And we had been married for like, three years at this point and I had never cheated on him. He was totally paranoid.


The more I think about it (usually in bed at night with RS next to me), the more I realize how much my relationship with my husband was messed up. He loved me, I know, but he was also hot tempered. He was always fighting with me over dumb ****. He was verbally abusive at times, paranoid. He never understood my illness. He always accused me of becoming depressed just to ruin his life and never tried to make me feel better. When I was depressed earlier this year, RS would just simply snuggle with me to help me feel better. That’s all I needed from my husband, but I never got it. When I first told RS I had bipolar, he set about researching everything he could. My husband could never be bothered. And then my husband fell into drugs and ruined MY life, financially and personally, and yet still blamed me. I loved him. A part of me always will. But I love RS more. We’ve only been together for a year and some change, but our relationship is amazing. I’m sure we will run into troubles as time goes on, but I trust RS more to weather the storms. The only reason my husband and I didn’t divorce was because he didn’t believe in it, and I couldn’t walk away. I hope I’ll never have that problem with RS.


Glad your okay and no one was hurt in either accident.

You could be dealing with an attention blip from going cold turkey off Haldol , just a possibility.

I’m glad you have a much healthier relationship now, you and your son deserve a calm safe environment to thrive in
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Old Jan 23, 2020, 09:50 PM
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I decided to keep my dog as i was having acute anxiety, trouble eating, trouble sleeping. My neighbor said my dog wasn't adjusting well either. She said my dog loves me too much and i can't argue with that. She says she's happy to help out more any way she can so things should go more smoothly. I am happy to have my little friend home and all to myself. I really value privacy, it upset me to be co-ordinating so closely with someone else regarding my dog's care. I'm so glad for long quiet days on our own.


I got out for lunch today and bought a can of my favorite strawberry-rhubarb-parfait tea. It was expensive but worth it. I can still smell it now, hours after having it. Mmm! Yesterday was Scrabble club and it was very stressful, not a relaxing way to spend an evening at all. I'm quite annoyed by some of the unsportsmanlike behavior from some of the novice players and unhappy to have lost one to this teen boy, but he's a rising star as the young men tend to be.


Mood is mildly depressed as is to be expected at this time of year. At least we saw the sun today and January is moving along.


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I’m glad you changed your mind about your fur baby.

My 2 force me to get out of bed on days I’d rather just lay there and overthink.

I am lucky I have acreage and they have a huge pasture to wander. But I also can play with them inside, I’m still trying to teach them some silly tricks. I think they play dumb and look sad so I’ll go ahead and hand over the treat lol they have ME trained well.

Enjoy your buddy
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Old Jan 23, 2020, 10:16 PM
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Hello all. I got out of the house finally on a cold, rainy night to attend a drum circle with candle light and a gong meditation. Just what the doctor ordered. So refreshing.

I am eating and sleeping again. I dare to hope that the worst of the grief has passed. I’ll still be seeing my therapist once a week until things are fully under control. As Christina said, acceptance comes with time.

Thank you to those that have reached out to me. I apologize for being slow in returning messages.

Warm regards to all and hugs to those that are struggling.
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Old Jan 23, 2020, 10:45 PM
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jenn, I have a friend of mine who loves drumming!
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Old Jan 23, 2020, 10:56 PM
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Hello all. I got out of the house finally on a cold, rainy night to attend a drum circle with candle light and a gong meditation. Just what the doctor ordered. So refreshing.


I am eating and sleeping again. I dare to hope that the worst of the grief has passed. I’ll still be seeing my therapist once a week until things are fully under control. As Christina said, acceptance comes with time.


Thank you to those that have reached out to me. I apologize for being slow in returning messages.


Warm regards to all and hugs to those that are struggling.


I’m glad that things are improving
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Old Jan 23, 2020, 11:14 PM
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This is not my week. I was rear-ended Monday and today I went for my annual physical today and I'm pre-diabetic even on Metformin. Obviously this isn't good. I have 6 months to turn it around although I may ask for longer give that I'm got weeks to a couple months to get off this elimination diet.

I guess clozaril (and the APs before it) have caught up to me. Not much I can do; clozaril keeps me as close to stable as I ever could have dreamed of. I'm not ready to give it up yet.

My family tends to get diabetes in their mid-forties. I turned 44 last week. Right on track. Hopefully I can turn it around. But I'm afraid.
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Old Jan 23, 2020, 11:34 PM
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This is not my week. I was rear-ended Monday and today I went for my annual physical today and I'm pre-diabetic even on Metformin. Obviously this isn't good. I have 6 months to turn it around although I may ask for longer give that I'm got weeks to a couple months to get off this elimination diet.

I guess clozaril (and the APs before it) have caught up to me. Not much I can do; clozaril keeps me as close to stable as I ever could have dreamed of. I'm not ready to give it up yet.

My family tends to get diabetes in their mid-forties. I turned 44 last week. Right on track. Hopefully I can turn it around. But I'm afraid.
you are pre diabetic with the metformin???? I would have to say that you are diabetic now and need more DM medication.
How is your A1C? It is a blood test and is a better indicator of your diabetes.
it should be 6 maybe 6.5....at the most. Find out what yours is. ASAP. Your doctor could have your A1C run every 3 months, the life of your red blood cells.

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I just want to say I stayed home alone for over an hour and nothing bad happened.
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Another night of crappy sleep. I didn't go to group last night because I had taken the max dose of Ativan and didn't really feel up to driving into and through the city. I'm gonna call my pdoc today.
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A very warm hello to all,
I haven't been commenting much. I have been trying to keep up with reading here.
I've been exhausted and trying to keep up with daily demands, while getting extra rest.

I hope everyone has a great weekend!
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Old Jan 24, 2020, 09:00 AM
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I just want to say I stayed home alone for over an hour and nothing bad happened.
Congrats!
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Miguel'smom, I'm glad you got through that hour. Saying to oneself "I did it" is a great self cheerleading. I do that when I manage things that are hard.

BeyondtheRainbow, that is a bummer that medications can affect us metabolically. I hope your doctor can find a solution for fighting pre-diabetes without affecting your stability.

whatever2013, you have a kind friend helping you with your doggie. I confess I'm having a very difficult time knowing exactly what to write, but do feel you are clearly a most loving dog owner. That fact makes clear to me why your dog would not want to leave you. You know, I used to be a parrot owner. There were many times that I felt I wasn't taking care of my parrot as perfectly as I had wanted, but my parrot nevertheless would look at me like I was the center of his world. The truth is, we both clearly do give the most valuable care to our pets. That's love. Deep love. They are forgiving of the little things we fall short of doing. They are. I'm happy to read that you have your doggie back with you more fully again.
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Three things about it scare me:

1) Memory loss.

2) Anesthesia, I have a fear of anesthesia in general and the thought of having the procedure done 3-4 times a week at first and having to be put under each time scares me.

3) Stigma. I'm effected by the stigma of "shock treatment" and expecting bad things to happen just because it's so stigmatized.
Hi falcon. I only have little things to share about my experience with your concerns, beyond what Daonnachd already did, beautifully.

1) I had unilateral ECT. I did start experiencing some minor memory issues after maybe my 4th or 5th treatments, that continued for a month or so after I completed my series. I can't speak for all people, but though some memory issues made me feel a bit uncomfortable, looking back, they were no biggies. At least not in my case. I did not have permanent loss of significant memory for any time in my life except perhaps some of the days surrounding my last ECT treatments. I don't know of anyone who lost such memories. Frankly, I'm glad I don't remember all of the details of the days during my ECT period. As for little piddly stuff, yes I forgot a few things, but the memories came back quickly. It wasn't like learning them again for the first time. For example, during my ECT, I forgot how my husband took his coffee. He reminded me and I was like "Oh my, of course I know that!" Such memory loss was, to me, more feeling a little temporarily muddled than permanently damaged.

2) Anesthesia has some risks, but as Daonnachd wrote, the doctors and anesthesiologists and nurses are very well trained. Issues are rare.

3) I don't feel I have been stigmatized for having ECT. For one thing, I don't go around advertising it. Even if I did share about it, I think teaching people what it is really like is a great service. Unfortunately, some people do think "One Flew Over the Cuckoo Nest" and that is so inaccurate. ECT can be an excellent treatment for people who really need it. That's good.

I forget who wrote it, but I had a similar experience as them in that my ECT eventually made it possible for me to respond better to medications, whereas before I was a bit treatment resistant. That was also a great thing!
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22 episodes of ER in a row ! BOOM !!!
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22 episodes of ER in a row ! BOOM !!!
~Christina you had 22 in a row?
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I'm absolutely floored with the flu. Started as I lost my voice on Tues when I got up. Been feeling horrendous all week. Symptoms (sore throat when I cough, stupid sore cough which hurts my head and ribs when I cough, sore joints particularly my knees/arms and right ankle, runny/blocked nose, unable to breath properly, wheeze in my chest, sore gums (always get this when physically ill), sore head, sore back, can't really move from the sofa, temperature, shivery and sweaty all rolled into one.

On top of this I still have sever headache coming from my skull. Meds not working.

Feeling sorry for myself sorry guys
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Old Jan 24, 2020, 05:35 PM
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Yes 22 , I record them on my DVR the channel that has these marathons don’t always play every single episode of a season, which blows !

It’s my all time favorite ever TV series.
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I'm absolutely floored with the flu. Started as I lost my voice on Tues when I got up. Been feeling horrendous all week. Symptoms (sore throat when I cough, stupid sore cough which hurts my head and ribs when I cough, sore joints particularly my knees/arms and right ankle, runny/blocked nose, unable to breath properly, wheeze in my chest, sore gums (always get this when physically ill), sore head, sore back, can't really move from the sofa, temperature, shivery and sweaty all rolled into one.

On top of this I still have sever headache coming from my skull. Meds not working.

Feeling sorry for myself sorry guys


I’m so sorry you got flattened by the flu

Push fluids really hard , it will help

Feel better
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Miss Laura, I hope you feel better soon. Do consider going to the doctor if it persists.
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Too much time passed since I saw my dad. He called me the other day, which he almost never does anymore. I promised I would visit, but I dreaded having to go. What I did was to email my sister and ask if she was going to visit him, and if I could meet her there. It's far less painful and stressful that way. Even so, I had a lot of anxiety. Luckily, she suggested this afternoon, so I jumped on it to get it over with.

My dad hardly said anything, so my sister and I were talking. Five times, my dad stood up and walked out of the room without saying anything. [Not angrily, more like a person with dementia.] Finally I asked him why he was doing that and he stated he wasn't interested in the conversations. I said "Well, you can start one you like or ask us questions." [As if he'd ever do the latter.]

"I have no questions", he said.

It's not like my sister and I didn't include him or bring up topics he used to be interested in. We talked about birds, at length. History he used to be interested in. But despite that, he still got up and walked out of the room. Truth is, he can't concentrate, and has had difficulty throughout his life. Or, he talks at you, but not with you and if it isn't all about him, then there's nothing of interest.

When he was still home, he often stood up and left even 15 minutes after I'd arrive from a 38 minute drive. He didn't exactly invite me along, especially after he knew I disapproved of his drinking. Now at the assisted living, there is no bar to go to, but he does the same and chats with other residents. In a month he will likely return home. We all kind of dread that.

Dad suddenly wants to buy a new car. We don't even think he should drive anymore. He doesn't have a clue how much money he has. He thinks he's rich and has gone around telling everyone in town he is, for years, so people ask him for money. He's not poor, but could be if his spending is uncontrolled.

He's had some tests that indicated cognitive issues, and others where they said he was just fine. They're still just giving him antidepressants. His depression has lifted, and physically he looks much much better, but he's not right. I can't diagnose him with bipolar disorder. My siblings and I have told about 8 doctors to consider it, though. Whatever!

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Well I know what causes my chronic inability to sleep and it goes back go my childhood.

When we are traumatized especially when it is directly involved with the ability to sleep, well maybe meds can help some , but in reality you have to get to the true trigger ... yours is a pager and pure fear it will always go off. It’s pretty easy to connect the dots for me now.. you need EMDR or trance work, that connection needs cut.. maybe just finding a pager in a thift store and physically destroy it might make a big change.

Trauma therapy is needed
I am sorry about your trauma. That's awful.

It never occurred to me that I could still be carrying around this, whatever it is, around in my brain from way back in, like, 1996. We were trained to do our jobs and never say a word. No whining. If you couldn't do it, you were a wimp. Thank you very much for that insight, Chrsitina--I am very grateful to you.

I don't know anything about EMDR or trance stuff. Have heard of the former, obviously, but that's about it. That and finding a pager I can stomp...
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I'm absolutely floored with the flu. Started as I lost my voice on Tues when I got up. Been feeling horrendous all week. Symptoms (sore throat when I cough, stupid sore cough which hurts my head and ribs when I cough, sore joints particularly my knees/arms and right ankle, runny/blocked nose, unable to breath properly, wheeze in my chest, sore gums (always get this when physically ill), sore head, sore back, can't really move from the sofa, temperature, shivery and sweaty all rolled into one.

On top of this I still have sever headache coming from my skull. Meds not working.

Feeling sorry for myself sorry guys
Man, you really, really need some meaningful help, Miss Laura. When do you see that GP again?
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Man, you really, really need some meaningful help, Miss Laura. When do you see that GP again?
I have made another GP appt for my actual GP. I generally just see anyone but I have definitely got to see him. I'm seeing him in 3 weeks. If I'm still not 100% next week I'll call NHS24 and tell them see if I can see a GP out of hours
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