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Slept a crazy amount of hours today with the seroquel and then some Klonapin. Once again though, after the sleepiness wore off, I feel high as a kite and I’m not sure my sleep is going to recover tonight (I could be 100% wrong though). I know I am having loads of psychotic thoughts that I haven’t admitted to anyone, and I’m not sure if I should tell my pdoc or just ride the wave since she already made med changes. I think I might also text my t tomorrow to see if she can get me in on mon instead of tues, if I decide to talk to her about it that is. Most of the thoughts that I am having I can fight. I tried to telepathically transport to Hollywood and was unsuccessful and then later that same night, after it didn’t work, I decided I was going to buy a one way ticket there, knowing I would be cast in whatever I chose and make us millions and then my husband wouldn’t be mad. I had this thought most of the night while my husband was working and I built it up and built it up in my head but by the time my husband came home in the morning from work, fear and doubt took over. I’ve also been thinking aliens are taking over my body and some of my thoughts. I’ve been watching weird porn (that I would never ever watch of my own mind) because the (pardon the tmi) sexual pleasure and orgasm is indescribable. I know the desire and feeling is coming from sort of alien host. It’s been planting strange thoughts in my head too...weird things like wanting to lick my therapist and sometimes trying to dictate what I say.
Hi Cashart,

Sorry you are having quite a challenging time.

It's a great idea to call/contact your T. I hope you will do so today. It'll be helpful to keep your pdoc in the loop, too.

Is your mom around/available should you need her?
Is H home today?

Maybe don't get involved in much music right now?
You also may want to limit your exposure to "religious content?"
You tend to get deeper into psychosis with these two triggers.

Do you have a prn med(s) for when you start becoming unwell?

Wonderful you could reach out here. Continue to do so if you find it helpful.
I hope you'll feel much better soon.

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I wish I knew how to express what I am going through. The thoughts are there but I cannot bring myself to type. Things are wild, but I am safe.
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Old Jun 14, 2020, 04:52 AM
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I wish I knew how to express what I am going through. The thoughts are there but I cannot bring myself to type. Things are wild, but I am safe.
Hope you feel better, Wander. Going to the beach today, by chance? Is it already cool there?

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Old Jun 14, 2020, 05:17 AM
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Sorry, child. Maybe it will turn around. Breakfast?
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Old Jun 14, 2020, 05:21 AM
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Sorry, child. Maybe it will turn around. Breakfast?
Haven't slept yet... Maybe we'll eat before we try to sleep again.
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Old Jun 14, 2020, 05:37 AM
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Haven't slept yet... Maybe we'll eat before we try to sleep again.
Might turn around after some sleep and food...
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Old Jun 14, 2020, 05:38 AM
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Old Jun 14, 2020, 06:03 AM
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Anything in particular bothering you?
We can talk about it if doing so helps, but no pressure.
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My anxiety has been really high since yesterday morning. I took 3 Xanax and a visteral. I slept with 20 pounds of weighted blankets. I took another Xanax at 3 this morning. And it’s still really really bad. Absolutely nothing is making me feel better. Not even the hundreds of dollars I found out yesterday that I’m getting back in taxes. I was worried I was going to owe this year.
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Old Jun 14, 2020, 06:12 AM
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My anxiety has been really high since yesterday morning. I took 3 Xanax and a visteral. I slept with 20 pounds of weighted blankets. I took another Xanax at 3 this morning. And it’s still really really bad. Absolutely nothing is making me feel better. Not even the hundreds of dollars I found out yesterday that I’m getting back in taxes. I was worried I was going to owe this year.
Sounds like the Xanax isn't really doing it for you anymore. Do you think there might be any other options, maybe?
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Yesterday morning we went to the shore. It was beautiful until a couple triggers happened. Hubby had been sleeping most of the time after we took a nice long walk. The triggers got to me so much that I told hubby I was sick, which was true, psychologically, and that we needed to go home.

My mood upswing and monthly hormonal chaos were factors.

I had to go back to taking a morning Seroquel XR dose. It's getting out of hand.

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Old Jun 14, 2020, 07:28 AM
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Yesterday morning we went to the shore. It was beautiful until a couple triggers happened. Hubby had been sleeping most of the time after we took a nice long walk. The triggers got to me so much that I told hubby I was sick, which was true, psychologically, and that we needed to go home.

My mood upswing and monthly hormonal chaos were factors.

I had to go back to taking a morning Seroquel XR dose. It's getting out of hand.
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I am sorry you are not feeling well.
Are the triggers still bothering you this morning? I hope not.
I hope the Seroquel is helpful to you.
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Hi BirdDancer,

I am sorry you are not feeling well.
Are the triggers still bothering you this morning? I hope not.
I hope the Seroquel is helpful to you.
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Thanks, Wild Coyote! They are a little bit. Sometimes it is difficult to stop thinking about them. When my thinking is like this, I replay stuff in my head over and over again with the unhealthy feelings remaining or taking off like gas poured on a fire. I do hope the extra Seroquel and some coping skills help. There are no good reasons for these thoughts to persist. Easy to say, harder to stop.

I am sorry I have not been as supportive as I would normally like to you and others. I am just hanging on to sanity.

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Sounds like the Xanax isn't really doing it for you anymore. Do you think there might be any other options, maybe?
I’m wondering if it may just be situational anxiety. I go back to work on Tuesday after not being there for 3 months. Plus the whole transitioning thing and work. I was also reading some stuff last night about possible changes in laws regarding the LGBTQ community that got me going. And all the hoopla with my therapist and the emails yesterday had me upset.

I think once I get to work on Tuesday and actually see what I’m getting into, my anxiety will hopefully lessen.

Most of the anxiety I deal with is anticipatory anxiety.
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I’m so unmotivated today although not particularly depressed. I know that if I would just put on my bathing suit and get to the pool I’d feel awesome. Just hard actually doing it. I got a lot done yesterday and went to the pool so this is temporary and situational. I’m doing ok.

Getting closer to vacation. It still feels strange missing the two weeks in Florida. Been down there every year since I was knee high to a grasshopper. I’m used to the mountains in late fall, not summer. I need to embrace new things and experiences. I’m getting to used to my comfort zone.

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Thanks, Wild Coyote! They are a little bit. Sometimes it is difficult to stop thinking about them. When my thinking is like this, I replay stuff in my head over and over again with the unhealthy feelings remaining or taking off like gas poured on a fire. I do hope the extra Seroquel and some coping skills help. There are no good reasons for these thoughts to persist. Easy to say, harder to stop.

I am sorry I have not been as supportive as I would normally like to you and others. I am just hanging on to sanity.
Please, no worries!

In truth, you do more than your part with all of your MANY contributions here.
I have told you before and I'm happy to remind you: PC would not be the same without you!

I have not been writing much lately. Sometimes, it's wise to simply step back and observe.

Feel better soon, my friend!
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@swimmingly, I want to tell you that already for a few days I have been using the Medisafe app you recommended. I like it. Thanks! Since installing it I have not forgotten any of my medications. It's funny, at first I didn't recognize the "alarm" on it. It makes a sound of a rattle. When first hearing it, I kept thinking that the little girl that lives next door was shaking a rattle over and over again. [We have no such rattlesnakes in my state ] Finally I figured out it was the Medisafe app reminder. Pleasant sound.
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Old Jun 14, 2020, 09:01 AM
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I’m so unmotivated today although not particularly depressed. I know that if I would just put on my bathing suit and get to the pool I’d feel awesome. Just hard actually doing it. I got a lot done yesterday and went to the pool so this is temporary and situational. I’m doing ok.

Getting closer to vacation. It still feels strange missing the two weeks in Florida. Been down there every year since I was knee high to a grasshopper. I’m used to the mountains in late fall, not summer. I need to embrace new things and experiences. I’m getting to used to my comfort zone.

I send hugs, good wishes and supportive vibes to all.
You've been on my mind.
Yes, it can feel quite strange to make some big changes. I am finding this out in my "new" social status. I know you have known what it takes to face, to be at peace with, and eventually to celebrate, the many changes that might accompany life's transitions. You give me hope. Thank you!
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@swimmingly, I want to tell you that already for a few days I have been using the Medisafe app you recommended. I like it. Thanks! Since installing it I have not forgotten any of my medications. It's funny, at first I didn't recognize the "alarm" on it. It makes a sound of a rattle. When first hearing it, I kept thinking that the little girl that lives next door was shaking a rattle over and over again. [We have no such rattlesnakes in my state ] Finally I figured out it was the Medisafe app reminder. Pleasant sound.
This brought such a smile to my face, BirdDancer! I'm so happy that you've installed it, that you are trying it out and that you discovered the rattle! You can change that, you know, but I find it just annoying enough to get my butt moving when I need to take my mid-afternoon Wellbutrin dose. I wish you continued success with it my friend!
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I’m so unmotivated today although not particularly depressed. I know that if I would just put on my bathing suit and get to the pool I’d feel awesome. Just hard actually doing it. I got a lot done yesterday and went to the pool so this is temporary and situational. I’m doing ok.

Getting closer to vacation. It still feels strange missing the two weeks in Florida. Been down there every year since I was knee high to a grasshopper. I’m used to the mountains in late fall, not summer. I need to embrace new things and experiences. I’m getting to used to my comfort zone.

I send hugs, good wishes and supportive vibes to all.
Sending you energy-boosting thoughts. I know how much you enjoy the pool. Take it one step at a time. Just go for putting on the suit now. Then decide whats next. You can do this!
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I am depressed and very, very angry right now. I do not know why I am so angry, but I am. I smashed and threw a couple of things because I was so pissed off. Everything agitates me and then I lash out.

I am doing some reading to keep me calm, and so far, it's working. Well, kinda.

I want to go back to bed, but I realize that it's not a good idea to sleep when depressed. The reading is making me really sleepy though. I don't know how much longer I can read at this rate...

I am also running out of food in my place, so now I have to do grocery pickup or something. I am trying to limit myself to one meal a day so that I can have enough food to last me until I am able to snag a grocery pickup "appointment." (I haven't exactly tried to snag an appointment yet though.)
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I am depressed and very, very angry right now. I do not know why I am so angry, but I am. I smashed and threw a couple of things because I was so pissed off. Everything agitates me and then I lash out.

I am doing some reading to keep me calm, and so far, it's working. Well, kinda.

I want to go back to bed, but I realize that it's not a good idea to sleep when depressed. The reading is making me really sleepy though. I don't know how much longer I can read at this rate...

I am also running out of food in my place, so now I have to do grocery pickup or something. I am trying to limit myself to one meal a day so that I can have enough food to last me until I am able to snag a grocery pickup "appointment." (I haven't exactly tried to snag an appointment yet though.)
Jump on getting that grocery appointment Blue. Not eating is one of those behavior patterns I mentioned typically begins to really affect you when you're in a swing. If you can sit and read, you can sit and throw some essentials in an online shopping cart. Don't delay because proper eating can help get you closer to a balanced place. Don't justify it by telling yourself you have enough food for a a meal a day for a few days. This is one of the behaviors you can control. Do what you can now before you lose insight.

Hugs. I'm sorry you're feeling this way. I realize how uncomfortable it must feel. Sending love and support your way.
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Yesterday morning we went to the shore. It was beautiful until a couple triggers happened. Hubby had been sleeping most of the time after we took a nice long walk. The triggers got to me so much that I told hubby I was sick, which was true, psychologically, and that we needed to go home.

My mood upswing and monthly hormonal chaos were factors.

I had to go back to taking a morning Seroquel XR dose. It's getting out of hand.
Sorry you got trigered, BirdDancer. At least you got to the shore for at least a short while, I hope some of that was briefly nice. Never been to the part down where you are, but did spend a fair bit of time further toward the city in college, usually, chasing young women, if I recall correctly... Ah, the concerns of youth.

I hope that Seroquel resumption helps you out today.
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I’m wondering if it may just be situational anxiety. I go back to work on Tuesday after not being there for 3 months. Plus the whole transitioning thing and work. I was also reading some stuff last night about possible changes in laws regarding the LGBTQ community that got me going. And all the hoopla with my therapist and the emails yesterday had me upset.

I think once I get to work on Tuesday and actually see what I’m getting into, my anxiety will hopefully lessen.

Most of the anxiety I deal with is anticipatory anxiety.
Yeah, I follow that legal stuff fairly closely. I wouldn't let it wind me up were I you. What he is trying to do is never, every going to fly in the long term. Never. American federal judges are mostly very decent people. They are not going to stand for any of this rubbish. Hang in there.
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