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Old Apr 17, 2012, 03:35 AM
Plath Plath is offline
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I am afraid to sleep. I avoid sleeping and use drugs to keep myself awake. If I do sleep, I'm fully dressed and sleep in my closet. I won't sleep in a bed. I have nightmares plus sleeping means tomorrow comes and facing another day is not something I look forward to. My mind isn't safe when I'm asleep and I hate not being in control. I have history of sexual abuse and assault but it isn't something that I want to deal with. I am getting really bad with not sleeping which makes my depression worse and I'm close to suicide. Why am I such a freak?
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Old Apr 17, 2012, 07:30 PM
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You aren't a freak. You've been traumatized. I went thru something similar when I first started talking about my abuse.

For me, I was able to get back to somewhat normal through medication. Maybe if you wanted to, this is something you could try?

I really feel for you. I know it's hard to think about what happened, but I don't know if you would be fully able to move past it if you didn't. Can you find a therapist or a counselor or even a clergyman that you could trust? Talking about it is sooooo hard, but it's the first step toward healing and moving forward with your life.

I wish you the best.
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