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I don't know if anyone had ever felt this, but whenever I feel really depressed I can usually feel some kind of chest "pain". Maybe it's not a "pain" necessarily but a very bad heart ache. All I can focus on is the way I feel, which is usually pretty hopeless. I can never pull myself out of that place when I go there. It's hard to explain but I didn't know if anyone ever feels the same sometimes.
My doc changed my medications the other day and today was rough. I don't feel that heartache anymore, but I'm still feeling pretty low, have thoughts on and off today of suicide and hurting myself. I've only tried to cut once, it wasn't enough to make me bleed, and didn't leave a mark, but I've done it again tonight wanting to make myself bleed. I feel like I'm at the end of my rope here. I've only been getting help since December and I feel like its only gotten worse. The only way to get any relief at this point is to hurt myself. I want to stop feeling this way, I don't see any other way out. |
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I know that pain Shamon...I honestly do. And I don't know what to tell you to make it go away. Sometimes slow deep breathing helps me...but it usually comes right back. I'm sorry you're feeling this way...I wish I could hug you IRL but hopefully this will do.
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feel the same, sorry i don't have anything else to say. slow breathing and taking a deep breathe helps me somewhat, it slows my mind of thinking of suicide and si. ((((shamon))))
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I get that pressure and I also get an intense heat in my chest. I get an intense thirst and feel better after drinking a big glass of cool water. My chest symptoms come when I'm about to to have an anxiety attack. I think for me that anxiety is the hardest for me to control but that's because the depression is better due to proper medication.
I'm sorry to not have any real advice. I hope your medication kicks in soon. Mine are great. |
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