Depersonlization/Derealization for 1 year !

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Title says it all, 1 year 24:7 I've felt drunk, drugged, confused, weird vision, No concentration , bad memory and extreme fatigue.

I now live a "f*** it" lifestyle and don't fear this cr*p anymore, yet it stays with me constantly. My Escitaloapam does nothing, my doctors and specialists have given up on me, and I don't know what to do anymore ?

I literally don't have ANY anxiety symptoms at all, am not scared of anything now and yet my spaced out dream world stays with me 24/7, I genuinely think I have some sort of brain damage as it never gets any better.

Can someone clarify if there is actually any hope left, as it NEVER goes and I live in my own dream world where everything is so messed up like I'm on acid.

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  • Posted

    Same here buddy I know how you feeling I have had this everyday since my first panic attacks this April and still got it now which is nearly 8 month feels like im seeing the world with a piece of double glazing infront of my vision, also feels like things arnt reel anymore like things around me people places etc awful feeling that's just along with many other physical Symtoms I'm having I'm still hoping to wake up one day and it be gone but still no luck I havnt notice it get better or worse just know it's always there🙁 Have you ever had panic attacks or just anxiety?

    • Posted

      Hi Luke , awesome to meet someone with similar symptoms to me !!! (Not awesome wouldn't wish this on my worse enemy) but you get what I mean.

      Your Bang on with the glass in front of the vision. My eyes are wide open but my brain is not taking in what it is seeing. I tell peoples or I live my like like I'm watching a movie or looking at a picture it does not look or feel real. I had one panick attack last august, I had this so/dr but it went then in November it was there one morning and for a whole year I've had it mate sad

      Message me if u want a chat bud.

    • Posted

      Yeah mate it's awful isn't it like you said there I woudnt wish it on my worst enemy, yeah I get what you meen lol Same it feels like im staring in my own movie if you get me and other people around me arnt real at all feels like I'm in a dream, I've had it for 8 month now everyday day in day out aswell as other Symtoms shortness of breath tight chest and thats every day, just keep battling, don't fight it just accept it and one day it maybe might go ive read as long as you are anxious and have loads of anxiety it will be there plus I've read on here aswell that it normally persists for a while after panic attacks and anxiety attacks etc I've thought the same as you will it ever go will I be stuck with it forever hopefully not, chin up mate message me if yah need to talk about out🙂

  • Posted

    No swear words with or without  little stars please.

    You need to talk again with your GP if you are living a different existance to the one you have here. It is great that you have managed to be able to control your Anxiety.

    Your GP has decided there is no brain damage and if this is the case, what are you taking, could some medications or drugs that is all I can think of.

    You could try the NHS Helpline although I feel they may suggest your GP or CPN for a course of treatment.

    B.

    • Posted

      Sorry if I offended you, but offending someone by posting a blanked out word to be polite on a forum is the least of my worries right now.

      I've tried everything with my GP, people don't seem to understand when I say the NHS only care if your alive or dead, if your living suffering they don't (well every single specialist I've seen) actually care about your quality of life. As long as your fine on paper your fine in there opinion.all everyone does is par me off by making me take Escitalopram.

      Thanks for your reply.

    • Posted

      To use a blanked of swear word, takes more time than to think up a word that is not a swear word. 

      The condition you are suffering is down to anxiety and I can actually suggest is go back to talk to your GP and report the drug and its possible side effects.

      The NHS I suppose looks after the living and an Undertaker looks after the dead

      I have a Chronic Condition with a Reactive Depression and I understand more than most, if you are suffering problems with your condition and medication you need to report that medication and an alternative type or similar medication will be given.

      The situation you are suffering therefore needs someone to look into your problem. Ask for a Second Opinion in your Practice.

      In my case it two years to sort out medications so I was able to get on with my Life. Talk to your Practice and if many with this complaint report same the NHS will yellow or red card the drug and it may be withdrawn.

      Talk again with your GP

      B.

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