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I'm new to the idea of emotional conflict - this seems silly, but could it be that my decision to go on holiday with my boyfriend rather than my family has triggered this? Since being there though, and realising that everyone is telling me the same thing, I tried to make a conscious decision to get out of my house, and since then I feel like whatever is causing this is hitting me so hard.
I'm not sure whether the beta blockers may have had more of an effect on me, maybe the combination of the two was the bad bit. I know Prozac has the least side effects, so I would be more confident about trying that again than trying something new. Of course, they could still come, because they've seen it all before.
emma24 aus Heidelberg Speisekarte mit Bildern, Bewertungen und Adresse - Um, I was on Prozac for about two years 2007-2009 for my eating disorder. The thoughts have been a million times worse, I feel irritable and moody all the time, I wake up from dreams still thinking I'm in them, numb, just wanting to stay in bed.
Hi everyone, I'm really annoyed because I can't find the article I was reading, but it was about delayed withdrawal symptoms from anti-depressants. The article speculated that withdrawal symptoms can sometimes be delayed emma24 several months, and can be pretty severe when they eventually do kick in. Has anyone got any experience of this, or any thoughts about it. I would be really interested to hear. I will wait it out, and keep you posted. Since being there though, and realising that everyone is telling me the same thing, I tried to make a conscious decision to get out of my house, and since then I feel like whatever is causing this is hitting me so hard. The thoughts have been a million times worse, I feel irritable and moody all the time, I wake up from dreams still thinking I'm in them, numb, just wanting to stay in bed. I was reading a lot about unconscious self sabotage, which a lot of people have talked about with me, emma24 can it really do all these things. Can depression do these things, like make you believe you want to be with someone else, someone you barely know. They came to the same conclusion everyone else has - my family are at the root of this. Then they told me they would discuss my case at their team meeting next week and would send me a letter. No diagnosis at the time, or any indication of whether I would be offered any treatment or not. I agree with them that I need some respite away from home, but I'm really scared that that is all they can help me with, and I won't receive any more help - I'm away from home just now, emma24 things are still bad - horrible dreams, racing thoughts, not even wanting to get emma24 of bed - I can't even go to work - I feel completely at a loss, and I don't know how to get back from this by myself. Can anyone emma24 any advice, or tell me if its bad they didn't emma24 me any indication of any other treatment at the assessment. What's your opinion on St. I know there's some evidence to suggest it doesn't do emma24 more than have a placebo effect, but I'm curious about trying it. Of course, they could still come, because they've seen it all before. I'm intrigued that this is somehow close to home for you - if you would like to chat or anything, please let me know - it's so useful to speak to someone who has been in the same emma24, or at least emma24 the same boat before. I've read about it a lot, and spoken emma24 a lot of people with the same problem, which is comforting in a sense, but in other ways not - so few people seem to have found a way out of it. Um, I was on Prozac for about two years 2007-2009 for my eating disorder. I must have taken them for less than emma24 week - I can understand they take a while to work, and can create some nasty side effects at first, but I just wasn't in a place where I could understand that and see it through - I was literally a wreck - the day I stopped emma24 them I felt so trapped in my head, I had a massive panic attack. So yeah, I wasn't on Prozac or the beta blockers for very long at all. I'm so tired of my mood being so up and down, and these thoughts changing and twisting so much though : I'm desperate for it to be Thursday - really feel that if someone can put a name to what it is that's happening to me, I'll at least have the motivation and the tools to fix it. I was on it for about two years, and came off it six months ago. I emma24 at that time that it would most likely have side effects, but they didn't bother me too badly. I'm not sure whether the beta blockers may have had more of an effect on me, maybe the combination of the two was the bad bit. Either way, I was not okay doing it without supervision. I would consider it again now, because I have a little more awareness now, and I could explain to my boyfriend about the side effects, so he was prepared for emma24. I know Prozac has emma24 least side effects, so I would be more confident about trying that again than trying something new. The information is emma24 useful though, so thank you. To be honest, I would rather see the psychiatrist on my own, but I would like my boyfriend to be there for before and after - I'm not keen on my parents being there at all, but I get the feeling they will want to make their voices heard. My Mum even said tonight that I couldn't have my boyfriend in with me, and I told her that emma24 would mean she couldn't be there either, and she seemed a little disgruntled to say the least. We will see what happens, but so long as I get to see the psychiatrist, Emma24 be happy. Thanks again for your help. I might consider it again if psychiatry suggest it at my assessment. I would be emma24 lot happier trying a medication under supervision from someone who specialises in mental health. I will definitely keep a record of what I've written above - I wrote some stuff the other night with my boyfriend, about my relationship with each member of my family, and my relationship with my boyfriend, along with a written record of events so far, so I will add to it with what I've written to you guys today. I wrote down what has emma24 happening and what my relationship with each member of my family is like with my boyfriend the other night, so I will take that along to my appointment. Every professional I have seen so far has put my issues down to my emma24, I think I just have a hard time emma24 it, but hopefully seeing psychiatry, maybe being put on some meds if I feel confident enough, and having some talk therapy will help like it did before. Certainly, emma24 I have spoken to my boyfriend about my childhood experiences and even the way they treat me now, he has been very clear that their actions are not normal parenting. Even my grandmother who I'm very close to has said the same thing. It's very hard to accept - every single professional I have seen has pinpointed this, and my previous problems, to my parents. I thought it was amazing that my childhood had such an impact on my eating disorder and my beliefs at that time - I guess now it is happening again. I will ask again at my assessment this week if this seems like a plausible reason for me feeling this way, but thank you for your input Jim. I have been thinking about this theory on and off since this began, and I should probably emma24 more attention to the fact that my anxiety is worse at home, and grows increasingly worse when I am travelling home. I'm hoping and praying that this is the emma24 time I have to go through emma24 like this. Could I ask for your thoughts and anyone else's thoughts on this. I'm new to the idea of emotional conflict - this seems silly, but could it be that my decision to go on holiday with my boyfriend rather than my family has triggered this. Again, I know it sounds silly, but there are emma24 lot of issues within my family, one of them being my Mum's emotional attachment to me - being away from her makes me feel guilty, and I can pinpoint the start of this anxiety emma24 being round about the time when all the thoughts and feelings of being unwell started. I know you're not a Doctor and I am going to see a Doctor this week but do you have any thoughts on this. The other idea though it breaks my heart is that I'm not in love anymore : and that is what is causing the depersonalization. If it is that, I don't know if I can survive.
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I must have taken them for less than a week - I can understand they take a while to work, and can create some nasty side effects at first, but I just wasn't in a place where I could understand that and see it through - I was literally a wreck - the day I stopped taking them I felt so trapped in my head, I had a massive panic attack. I'm new to the idea of emotional conflict - this seems silly, but could it be that my decision to go on holiday with my boyfriend rather than my family has triggered this? I would be really interested to hear! I will wait it out, and keep you posted. I wrote down what has been happening and what my relationship with each member of my family is like with my boyfriend the other night, so I will take that along to my appointment. So yeah, I wasn't on Prozac or the beta blockers for very long at all. The information is so useful though, so thank you! Either way, I was not okay doing it without supervision.
