Day 10 on Citalopram and still feeling horrid - help!
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hi, really would like to see some light at the end of the tunnel, am I expecting too much too soon?
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Posted , 8 users are following.
hi, really would like to see some light at the end of the tunnel, am I expecting too much too soon?
0 likes, 73 replies
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Sparkly40 Marf
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I'm building up to bursting into tears
David_21660 Sparkly40
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Sorry to be nosey and come in here (but that is the great thing about this forum we can and help), if you feel like crying let it all out! There is nothing to be ashamed of so, go on.
When the tears have dried do something you like, comfort food, DVDVD whatever! Crank some music up and sing yer heart out maybe have a dance too!
Chin up we are here if you need.
Regards,
David
David_21660
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Marf Sparkly40
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Sparkly40 David_21660
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I don't mind at all that's the great thing about this site we are all here to help each other thru good and bad times, I felt so good yesterday afternoon I thought I was hitting a turning point, ok so my anxiety is not at an all time high today but I keep thinking what if's, and am just feeling low, and worried with a knot in my tummy, I want it to be 3 weeks ago when I was fine (((
katecogs Sparkly40
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Remember recovery usually comes in patches, here one minute, gone the next ..... so it sounds like everything is happening normally. I knows it's tough when you feel emotional, anxious etc again after feeling joy, but it'll come back. Just remind yourself that you're going through the recovery process and that's all it is. You might be up and down for a few months, but it'll get easier as the happy feeling stays longer and gets stronger, and the low feeling gets less and weaker.
Marf katecogs
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Sparkly40 katecogs
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David_21660 Sparkly40
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Later, I did get seriously ill with appedicitis, but she had no reason to test for the chance I may be leading tward it!
Look at how you felt 3 weeks ago and realise that you feel that good again, hold on to yer positivitiness! Get some comfort food down ya, why not!
Had a crank and a sing yet?! Some good tunes coming up on BBC Radio2 then there's the funny Paul O'Grady at 5pm! Makes we chuckle!
Regards,
David
katecogs Sparkly40
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I just remember going through it all myself so know exactly what you're going through. When you're in the midst of it all you just cannot see an end, but once out of it you can see it all so clearly. Not only did I suffer from this awful illness years ago, but my son did too last year - that's when I actually felt grateful to have had the experience of it so I could help him through his nightmare. Took him 6 months to start feeling well after going through hell.
He's been back to normal and happy again for a good 6 months now.
I remember those crazy thoughts - relentless. We get these thoughts because our minds become so tired, and thoughts stick to a tired mind and just go round and round in our heads causing anxiety. When you're better, the thoughts won't bother you anymore.
K x
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lisajj68 Marf
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katecogs lisajj68
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It can be 3-4 months or even 6 months, or sometimes a few weeks. However long it takes, just go with it, as the wait is worth it. Having to wait is a small price to pay.
K xx
lisajj68 katecogs
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katecogs lisajj68
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It will - eventually xx