Been Off For 8 Weeks
#2221
Posted 01 September 2020 - 10:58 PM
I had to reschedule for the functional neurologist due to finances.Was due to see him Monday... I have funds now and must wait another week. I left his office in tears, it was horrible. I hope they have a cancellation. It's very sobering too when your own mother or sister do not step in to help when they have a huge abundance of money...they are both very wealthy, financially anyway. I am seeking assistance from local agencies to help. Ultimately, God is the provider. Working through others. Love to all. Hoping whomever reads this might care to say hello and check in. Good night.
#2223
Posted 02 September 2020 - 07:56 AM
Lovey... again, a bit too late for me to get back to you at 5am here in the UK, but I can well understand the frustration with finances. But much is the issues with mental health, it cannot be seen, so people don't feel it is due the charity that is needed. Really sucks.
Indeed as Hat says, it gives us something to complain about! I certainly have that today as I have the inevitable depression that follows 4 days of burnout - 3 of which have been spent the whole day in bed. I know it won't last, but so difficult to see your way out when you are in the thick of it.
#2224
Posted 02 September 2020 - 01:51 PM
LDN thinking of you.
Hat, it's true life is definitely a series of challenges. It's a pretty big disappointment for me to see my family not stepping in to help me. I think of talking about these issues here as support seeking and not so much complaining. I think you meant to be lighthearted about it so I am not upset. It's a balance each of us has to find, sharing and support seeking versus complaining. I bear a heavy burden and part of my therapy homework has been to seek support and stop trying to do it all alone. I appreciate our community here and think it was kinda funny the way you put it. We absolutely MUST have a sense of humor or we are done for! ❤️
#2225
Posted 02 September 2020 - 03:37 PM
Definitely joking. Wait until you get to my age. Complaining is a sport when you are old. lol
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#2230
Posted 03 September 2020 - 11:38 AM
Doesn't always work the same with all. I don't watch a lot of TV myself. But Seinfeld was a good one for me.
Having a really tough one today - worse than yesterday. I could have so easily have stayed in bed, but I have been out for 3 hours, working, going to post office, checking in on parents etc. Determined not to let this depression get the better of me. Over 10 months in recovery and damn proud of it.
Prayers would be appreciated please my friends.
#2231
Posted 03 September 2020 - 01:58 PM
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#2232
Posted 03 September 2020 - 02:46 PM
IUN - Prayers as always my friend.
Lovey. I am not too much into comedies as when I start laughing my anxiety just goes through the ceiling. Before my anxiety set in I did enjoy a good comedy but I liked funny movies better than sit coms.
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#2233
Posted 03 September 2020 - 03:22 PM
#2234
Posted 03 September 2020 - 04:14 PM
Thank you both very much. Made it through to the til end of the day where the depression always lifts. I really value your prayers. Love to you both.
Hat - anxious when laughing? That is a really new one on me... How did that come about?
Lovey - For some reason I cannot stand Will Farrell. Just something about him that really annoys me. I just don't like the way he acts - but I can see how others would find him funny. But again, I rarely watch TV short of WRC Rally and car-based stuff
#2235
Posted 03 September 2020 - 05:14 PM
I agree with IUN on will Ferrell, not my cup of tea. Laughing just gets me really excited and amped up. Many people who suffer from severe anxiety have that reaction. Like any anxiety situation, stay away from strong stimuli, even good ones. Nothing sad, nothing scarey, nothing funny. But even before my anxiety started up I didn't like horror shows and didn't find most comedies funny anyway. Just the way I am I guess.
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#2237
Posted 03 September 2020 - 06:29 PM
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#2241
Posted 04 September 2020 - 04:54 PM
Who needs horror shows when you have lived actual horror????
Absolutely. You want a real scary flick - forget your Steven King - how about "The life and times of a Cymbalta Withdrawal sufferer".
There's your horror movie.
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#2242
Posted 08 September 2020 - 12:14 AM
Hi fishinghat! Just seen your message! I am doing ok, thank you so much for asking! I have overdone things a bit the last few weeks, getting a bit ahead of myself! So need to just wind things down a bit!
I hope all is well with you and your wife!
Love and God Bless!
#2243
Posted 09 September 2020 - 08:46 PM
This was on the heels of my appointment with my functional neurologist just yesterday and so I did not sleep well trying to process all the information which was covered and I was tested for oh dear I think I need to go to bed so good night.
#2248
Posted 10 September 2020 - 05:35 PM
Oh my goodness!!
My poor lovely Lovey!!
Really really feel for you. I haven't been to the dentist in 25 years!! But when it is something like this, you don't have a lot of choice. I can only imagine the anxiety that you would have been going through - what amazing bravery given your default state. Throw in the dentist, and you have something that no man - or woman - should bear!
In awe of you lovebumps - keep us posted.
IUN
#2249
Posted 10 September 2020 - 08:56 PM
You and LDN and hat are so kind and supportive. Such gratitude I feel for you!!
I am absolutely going to bite the bullet and take a full 1 mg xanax next dentist appointments. And space it out better. That was sure a mistake. I could not have predicted the neurologist would have taken so much out of me but it was just a lot of information to process and having the different visual and balanced tests was really quite exhausting it turns out. I still want to share more with you guys what I've learned so far but again it's nearly 9pm here and I'm pretty beat. I have an early appointment at the chiropractor tomorrow morning and I'm going to install artwork, my artwork at an architect's office tomorrow which is very exciting! So it's off to bed for this gal. Hope you're getting some sun and smiles Love lovey
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