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Old Mar 09, 2013, 05:23 PM
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I self harm, I've never worried 'cause is under control, always new blades, caring about the deep, etc... I do it, cause it allows me to recover my mind and concentrate on work, or whatever, the thing is now is not enough... I jumped from my window today trying to find a harder impact... (don't want to die or get really hurt, just be able to concentrate again) but didn't work, I've thought other solutions, but I believe I won't be able to control the damage. (Like being hit like a car) REally need to work, and concentrate on it, any ideas???

Ps. I go to the psych and the med is not working yet.

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Old Mar 10, 2013, 05:17 AM
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Do they have you on stimulants or non-stimulants? If it's the second please call and ask for stimulants until the non-stimulants get in you system.
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Old Mar 10, 2013, 08:38 AM
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I self harm, I've never worried 'cause is under control, always new blades, caring about the deep, etc... I do it, cause it allows me to recover my mind and concentrate on work, or whatever, the thing is now is not enough... I jumped from my window today trying to find a harder impact... (don't want to die or get really hurt, just be able to concentrate again) but didn't work, I've thought other solutions, but I believe I won't be able to control the damage. (Like being hit like a car) REally need to work, and concentrate on it, any ideas???

Ps. I go to the psych and the med is not working yet.
You may think you have your SI undercontrol, but the truth is, it probably has you. SI is am addiction. When you cut yourself, your body produces endorphins, which are your body's natural pain killers and can make you feel better temporarily. Usually, you are hooked before you realize it. How many times have you heard or seen on T.V. alcoholics or drugs addicts say that they have their drinking or drug taking under control? If you can't walk away from SI right now and never do it again, you are already addicted.

No matter how careful you are, infections, maiming or death can result from SI. When those things happen, its not because you were attempting suicide, they are accidents and mistakes. All it takes is one badly placed slash and a nerve or tendon is cut. If you hit a vessel, you could bleed out. Infection can happen even if you are using a sterile blade. Don't kid yourself, don't fall into that trap. Stop while you can.

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Old Mar 11, 2013, 10:17 AM
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Do you have a therapist?
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