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Old Jan 27, 2014, 09:40 AM
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So how do i start, well ive been feeling depressed for a while now ( no i dont see anyone about it) but recently its been changing the world no longer feel real, i keep becoming convinced that people are listening to my thoughts sn that im the centee of ome weird experiment. Last night wss the worst i suddenly became convinced my fsmily were goung to kill me in my sleep, i cojldnt breath cause i wss soo scsred. St the same time i think that im makinb myself yjink theses thins but i camt control it. Whats gong on??
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Old Jan 27, 2014, 09:44 AM
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You need to talk about it, if not to your parents, maybe a therapist? A good friend if you have one?
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Old Jan 28, 2014, 05:09 AM
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Hi, sounds like things are really difficult for you right now, and I can imagine it's really tough if you're not talking to people about it as much.
Would it be an option to talk to your parents or a family member about how you're feeling? You wouldn't even need to tell them everything if you could just tell them enough to let them help or support you. Depression can sometimes override the reality out there creating it's own false reality and pulling you in.
But if you could just open up about how you're feeling and begin to really challenge those thoughts?? And sometimes it takes someone by your side to do that whether it's going to be a family member, a friend or a professional.
In terms of last night it's sounding a little like a panic/anxiety attack?? And just the panic/anxiety itself can make it so much worse. Have you tried any of the things e.g. deep breathing that can help with these if they've happened before??
And it can help making yourself think more positive thoughts when you're actually not feeling as bad aw well though, which for some people can help a little if they can hold onto those thoughts when they feel themselves sinking.
Anyway, here for you if you want to talk more.
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Old Jan 28, 2014, 09:48 AM
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If you can't talk to your parents maybe a school counselor or other counselor. You need to get help, so you can get rid of these intrusive thoughts. Hope you find what you need here. It's a great site for support,
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