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Old Jul 07, 2022, 05:01 AM
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I'm so angry I could spit. Checked my bank account a few minutes ago and it's been hacked. Someone placed a $105 charge on my account to a Walmart in Arkansas. So my account is frozen until tomorrow. It wouldn't be a big deal, except that I'm scheduled to go to lunch with my friend tomorrow. Since she's driving quite a ways from another city and gas is insanely expensive I offered to pay for our lunch. So now I can't access any cash and my debit card is shut off. I'm going to ask David to borrow the money, but he'll have a fit because he doesn't think I should be spending money on such "luxuries" as lunch at a nice restaurant.

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I told David what's going on and he agreed to loan me the money. He wasn't verbally angry, just ice cold. He does that and it leaves me with a knot in my stomach, feeling like it's my fault that things didn't go the way they should. I mean, I didn't hack my account, but his icy lack of communication makes me feel like I did. I wonder what it would feel like to have his kindly support. Just once, so my stomach could relax instead of tightening up. For he and I to pull together instead of dividing apart.

I feel like I just want to take a bunch of sleeping pills and crawl into bed.

But I will put myself into the shower, then put my skates on, skate and forget about everything.

Mary is due to be back on Wednesday. I have an appt. with her on Thursday. The sweet receptionist said that Mary will "probably" be calling on Wednesday, prior to our appointment. Now I'm all anxious about that. I mean...I really don't want to go into stuff on the phone. I just want a session in her office on Thursday. So should I just let her leave a message? I guess so. But then that makes me anxious, too. Ugh.

I've honestly been thinking lately about getting a medical marijuana card to treat anxiety and insomnia. They're easy to get, legal, but the cost is $100. Then of course there's the cost of whatever someone purchases. But I really don't want to smoke anything; my dad died of lung cancer from smoking cigarettes. There are other options, but that seems so weird to me, lol. I'm old school.

I guess I'll just keep roller skating! It sure is therapeutic.

My insurance approved the Vraylar & the pharmacy will deliver it later today. I'll give it a hard try. I so wish it would be helpful.

Thanks for letting me vent.

I'm envisioning each one of us kicking back, totally relaxed, all floating in one big pool. Ahh, it feels so nice.

So much going on at the same time! You are in my thoughts!
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Old Jul 07, 2022, 05:16 AM
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I have started to sleep more after Covid, 10 to 12 hours a night. It eats too much of my day. I'll buy a battery for my old alarm clock and start setting it for half an hour early each day until I reach normal get up time.

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Old Jul 07, 2022, 07:35 AM
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The house we saw yesterday was unique, but a bit of a hot mess and other factors made us rule it out. Then we went to see some "na klic" (pre-fab) model houses. No decision on that idea. No one expected this all to be easy!

My nephew is in the psych hospital again. I don't think ECT is the solution again, or at least not alone. Yes, maybe he does need medication adjustments, but after 30 something years I am encouraging my sister to get him housing with support for his autism spectrum.
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The house we saw yesterday was unique, but a bit of a hot mess and other factors made us rule it out. Then we went to see some "na klic" (pre-fab) model houses. No decision on that idea. No one expected this all to be easy!

My nephew is in the psych hospital again. I don't think ECT is the solution again, or at least not alone. Yes, maybe he does need medication adjustments, but after 30 something years I am encouraging my sister to get him housing with support for his autism spectrum.
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Old Jul 07, 2022, 10:35 AM
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Am having a time trying to find a counselor that specializes in grief/loss/dying on my insurance plan (which pays 100% right now). I did have a counselor set up for August 10th but can’t really afford that right now as she doesn’t take my insurance and I have medical expenses currently.

In-office visit on Monday at my med provider’s request.

Scheduled to talk to my daughter Tuesday evening. I hope that goes well. Fingers crossed.

I just bought the cutest soft fleece blanket off Groupon. It’s got pretty green leaves, pink lotus looking flowers and pink flamingos. I love it! It’s a good size as well. I do like my soft blankets.

Doing well today. Yay!
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Old Jul 07, 2022, 10:49 AM
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As told, am drowsy after Covid. I have decided that I have to go out every day. I went out and bought a Greek omelet and a glass of withe wine for dinner at a restaurant. After that I bought a bigger Osprey sack. The one I have is too small. I have wanted to do that for a long time, but felt it as too luxurious and have said NO to myself. This day "the no" was gone. I need a bigger sack for the rest of my vacation at the end og the month. I went for a little walk afterward. Good to be moving forward again. Not to forget, I did buy battery for the alarm clock.

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Old Jul 07, 2022, 03:06 PM
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I have decided I need to take time for myself. I’ve been putting too much pressure on myself and keeping it all in and I just can’t do it or my brain will snap and I’ll have a psychotic breakdown. I’m not on any APs and on Tuesday I already had a blip, I couldn’t stop for gas because I thought there might be shady characters there and someone might follow me home. I just felt like I wouldn’t be safe until I was in my completely locked house. So it’s not looking good if I continue on this path.

Anyway today I am going to go to Trader Joe’s after dinner all by my lonesome and get the produce that the regular grocery store didn’t have, plus a treat for myself (they have nice candies). On Saturday I have a hair appointment. Been meaning to get it cut for a few weeks but haven’t felt well enough.

I just feel like I need to get away from here for an hour or so. Not that I don’t love my son, but I did so poorly when he was very young and completely dependent on me. And right now since he’s recuperating he is again completely dependent on me. It’s taking me back to when my first husband died and we were alone and I had no breaks at all. I just felt overwhelmed and trapped, which is how I feel now. But now I have RS to take care of him while I go out for a little bit.

At least CR is doing well, you’d hardly know he had surgery tbh. He’s frustrated that he can’t eat his favorite foods though. He was super upset last night because he was very hungry but he couldn’t eat anything “real”. I placated him with instant mashed potatoes that I made the consistency of baby cereal. He was happy with that. Today he was upset he couldn’t have broccoli cheddar soup bc of the big broccoli pieces but mom to the rescue, I dug out my food processor and blended it very smooth. So now he’s happy. Soup, potatoes, and processed chef boyardee spaghetti (yuck).
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Old Jul 07, 2022, 05:10 PM
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work is proving to be difficult to schedule. since most my clients have medicaid they dontget charged for no call/no shows. which means they do it literally alll the time with very little consequence. its just not right that people take advantage
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Old Jul 07, 2022, 09:46 PM
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I'm sad because I came home and my Abbycat is having wheezing spells from her asthma being triggered. My mom used a cleaner over here a few days ago that seems to have started it. But the other time she had an asthma flair I was away overnight for my surgery. So my being gone 10 days probably really stressed her out even though my mom gave her lots of attention. I don't want to have to take her in to the vets for more steroids.

Aw, poor girl. Yes, she was probably stressed about you being gone. Hopefully her asthma will calm down now. Vets don't usually tell people that steroids are one of the main causes of diabetes in cats.
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Old Jul 07, 2022, 09:53 PM
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As told, am drowsy after Covid. I have decided that I have to go out every day. I went out and bought a Greek omelet and a glass of withe wine for dinner at a restaurant. After that I bought a bigger Osprey sack. The one I have is too small. I have wanted to do that for a long time, but felt it as too luxurious and have said NO to myself. This day "the no" was gone. I need a bigger sack for the rest of my vacation at the end og the month. I went for a little walk afterward. Good to be moving forward again. Not to forget, I did buy battery for the alarm clock.

Good wishes!

have an Osprey bag I used for traveling and love it.
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Aw, poor girl. Yes, she was probably stressed about you being gone. Hopefully her asthma will calm down now. Vets don't usually tell people that steroids are one of the main causes of diabetes in cats.
Yeah, my vet warned me about steroids and diabetes. The goal is to not need them more than 3 times per year.

I'm pretty sure that this was a combination of stress and cleaners as she is fine today/tonight. She's even cuddling a bit. I can tell she feels much better. My mom admitted that she used a scent cube on my melty thing and that was one thing the vet specifically said not to do (and my mom didn't know). So that alone may have been her probem. Plus the furnace repair people were here yesterday and used a solvent of some kind that could have triggered it. I just hope it stays gone.


I hope she doesn't have this happen when I'm on vacation next month. She boards at my vets' so if it happen they'll take care of it easily. It's only a few days but the prior round of asthma I was only gone 36 hours.

Poor kitty.....
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Old Jul 07, 2022, 10:01 PM
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I went to lunch with my friend. Being with her is comfortable, which is a huge advantage to having a life-long friend. But I was worrying the entire time and I had taken Seroquel to sleep, so was feeling drugged and odd. By the time I came home I was thoroughly exhausted. I honestly don't know how I'm going to make it through the next 2 1/2 hours until bedtime.

I came home, after visiting with such a "normal" person with a "normal" life wondering if I can hide my not-normalities forever. As I've gotten older it's becoming very difficult.

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Old Jul 07, 2022, 10:28 PM
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I went to lunch with my friend. Being with her is comfortable, which is a huge advantage to having a life-long friend. But I was worrying the entire time and I had taken Seroquel to sleep, so was feeling drugged and odd. By the time I came home I was thoroughly exhausted. I honestly don't know how I'm going to make it through the next 2 1/2 hours until bedtime.

I came home, after visiting with such a "normal" person with a "normal" life wondering if I can hide my not-normalities forever. As I've gotten older it's becoming very difficult.


I question this a lot as well when I’m around “normal” folk. I kind of have radically accepted that I’m just out there. It is what it is. I’m glad that you had a good time though!
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Old Jul 07, 2022, 10:30 PM
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I have a party Saturday and have had a major OCD flare up. I might see about upping my Luvox with my pdoc. He seems to want me off of Seroquel & Luvox, but idk. The Luvox is helping tremendously and my Depakote levels are now back up!

Work has been going well as well. I’m learning a lot and am a lot more focused than before. Also my coworker just got promoted so I’m getting donuts for her tomorrow, some blood work done (if I have time), and I bought her a pop up card!
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Old Jul 08, 2022, 12:35 AM
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I'm sorry to hear that your nephew is IP again. Poor guy.
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Old Jul 08, 2022, 12:36 AM
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I have a party Saturday and have had a major OCD flare up. I might see about upping my Luvox with my pdoc. He seems to want me off of Seroquel & Luvox, but idk. The Luvox is helping tremendously and my Depakote levels are now back up!

Work has been going well as well. I’m learning a lot and am a lot more focused than before. Also my coworker just got promoted so I’m getting donuts for her tomorrow, some blood work done (if I have time), and I bought her a pop up card!

Is Luvox prescribed to you for OCD?
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Well, the financial situation got resolved. Much too late for me to do anything, but I'm OK in the short term. I'm not losing sleep over the missed neurology appointment (crappy doc), but I was able to reschedule my missed interview for next week. A couple of other employers got back to me and have a couple of hoops they want me to jump through. I'll iron out my interview clothes, shave and start jumping those hoops in the morning.

I was a treated to a "Daddy know best." lecture where he rehashed his newest attack: I'm supposedly keeping my blind dying mother away, because I haven't cleaned my (already clean) house and he, in all his (conveniently found) principles, will not let her stay with me in my "dirty" house. He won't let me visit them at his place (the home I grew up in) because of "bugs." I had bed bugs about two years ago (Pain in the rear end to get rid of!) and ever since he's acted like I'm a walking biohazard, even going so far as to "warn" other family that I was going to "infest" them by being there. I always thought gaslighting was subtle? This is... this is...

At any rate, I'll scrub the floors. I'll vacuum the carpets. I'll even spring for a carpet cleaner rental. I'll make my clean house shiny for him. I shouldn't have to submit to an inspection to see my mother, but there we are. I'll play the game, because he's the gatekeeper. Once his role is finished... I'll cross that bridge when I come to it, but I'll likely be on my way out.
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Old Jul 08, 2022, 02:34 AM
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@Aurelius710, I'm sorry your dad is so extreme in his expectations. If needed, could you take her out to lunch, so your place is not an issue? If money for that is an issue, a cheaper fast food place could be fine. Doesn't your mom, herself, have any say in this? Blindness need not take away her say. I bet you'd also sometimes like to see her alone without your dad.
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I went to lunch with my friend. Being with her is comfortable, which is a huge advantage to having a life-long friend. But I was worrying the entire time and I had taken Seroquel to sleep, so was feeling drugged and odd. By the time I came home I was thoroughly exhausted. I honestly don't know how I'm going to make it through the next 2 1/2 hours until bedtime.

I came home, after visiting with such a "normal" person with a "normal" life wondering if I can hide my not-normalities forever. As I've gotten older it's becoming very difficult.

Nobody has the right to know what kind of illnesses you have, mental or not. Please remember that next time. It is a blessing to have life-long friends. Mine are dead. There is one still living, but I don't know were she lives and she has married into another name.

Do you know any relaxation exercises you can use instead of using a med in front of challengers? I find relaxation exercises very important in my life. Had to work with them for some months before they sat. May be you can try to make a list of what is normal in your life and repeat and repeat that for yourself until it sits.

By the way: It is OK to feel exhausted after being out for a friend chat.

Be kind to yourself today!
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I have decided I need to take time for myself. I’ve been putting too much pressure on myself and keeping it all in and I just can’t do it or my brain will snap and I’ll have a psychotic breakdown. I’m not on any APs and on Tuesday I already had a blip, I couldn’t stop for gas because I thought there might be shady characters there and someone might follow me home. I just felt like I wouldn’t be safe until I was in my completely locked house. So it’s not looking good if I continue on this path.

Anyway today I am going to go to Trader Joe’s after dinner all by my lonesome and get the produce that the regular grocery store didn’t have, plus a treat for myself (they have nice candies). On Saturday I have a hair appointment. Been meaning to get it cut for a few weeks but haven’t felt well enough.

I just feel like I need to get away from here for an hour or so. Not that I don’t love my son, but I did so poorly when he was very young and completely dependent on me. And right now since he’s recuperating he is again completely dependent on me. It’s taking me back to when my first husband died and we were alone and I had no breaks at all. I just felt overwhelmed and trapped, which is how I feel now. But now I have RS to take care of him while I go out for a little bit.

At least CR is doing well, you’d hardly know he had surgery tbh. He’s frustrated that he can’t eat his favorite foods though. He was super upset last night because he was very hungry but he couldn’t eat anything “real”. I placated him with instant mashed potatoes that I made the consistency of baby cereal. He was happy with that. Today he was upset he couldn’t have broccoli cheddar soup bc of the big broccoli pieces but mom to the rescue, I dug out my food processor and blended it very smooth. So now he’s happy. Soup, potatoes, and processed chef boyardee spaghetti (yuck).
So much to carry!

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This morning has been almost "normal" according to how my mornings used to be before Covid. I only used a little over time at the breakfast table. I have done my physical exercises and read my notes (about how to use coping strategies) to live my life as best I can with my disorders. I will soon lay down to do self hypnosis (on coping strategies) before I go out for a little walk.

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The pain medicine is really helping with my tongue but it’s messing up my sleep something fierce. It’s why I’ve been up since 4:00 am. It makes me sleepy and yet…. I’ll use it very sparingly.

I’m going to work on getting things done more consistently. Until now it’s been hit or miss but I feel like I’ve come over a hump now. It feels good. I unexpectedly came across a bookmark with my brother’s picture and obituary on it that the funeral home put together and while it startled me and set off fresh pain, I was okay.

I think I’ll look for ways to really enjoy this summer. Fun and pleasurable things and activities. Bible study the other day was a good start.

I hope everyone has a peaceful day.
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I did decently yesterday. I can't tell if I have really bad agoraphobia or just no desire to go out because there isnt anything to do and I don't need anything. I just watched TV all day and got mexican food for dinner. Today I don't have any plans although I might go to TJ Maxx.
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Sir was very insistent that I get up today. I don’t know why as he had food and the sun is not out so he didn’t get in his bed. His bed is right where the morning sun hits, but no sun today. I think he knows this is Friday! I used to have aqua fitness on fri morning. But there’s a new instructor on fridays and I can’t read her lips so I can’t follow the movements as she’s in deep water and doesn’t get out to show us the moves. So I no longer go on Friday. She’s just temporary though, for the summer. But meanwhile Sir wants me to stick to the routine!
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Someone called the cops yesterday and reported that they were my roommate and I wasn't giving them their stuff back. Thing is, I don't have a roommate and have never had one ever. I have my own apartment and am the only one living here. I wasn't even home when it happened, was at my friend's house for his birthday. I live in a supportive housing program due to my schizoaffective disorder/ bipolar, and being on SSI. It really stressed me out and upset me but my care manager said not to worry about it, they know I'm a good tennant and there are a lot of mentally unstable people who live in the building so it could have been that. They said it was a .some number, I forget the code for it, but someone who frequently calls the police for random and false things.

So paranoia is one of my big symptoms and that whole situation really set it off yesterday, I was in my apartment shaking and crying. Had to take my prn klonopin to get to calm down and get to sleep. I'm still a little on edge today

Last night something else happened, an apartment down the hall had police and police dogs come to their apartment and the tenants boyfriend assaulted the police officer then damaged the property. So yeah, lots of drama and crap always going on here
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My Support Forums is the online community that was originally begun as the Psych Central Forums in 2001. It now runs as an independent self-help support group community for mental health, personality, and psychological issues and is overseen by a group of dedicated, caring volunteers from around the world.

 

Helplines and Lifelines

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