F*** it!
Posted , 6 users are following.
I've had enough. There is no light at the end of the tunnel, that's all bu****t. Time to call it a day. Thank you for all your support in the past. xx
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Posted , 6 users are following.
I've had enough. There is no light at the end of the tunnel, that's all bu****t. Time to call it a day. Thank you for all your support in the past. xx
2 likes, 47 replies
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cody_wright mami5
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lorraine52317 mami5
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You mentioned that you have been suffering for a very long time. Over the 30years have you had periods of being well? If so focus on those good times and think about all the things you would love to do when your well. I know you are feeling extremely low today that's why I mentioned having an early night as you may see things differently in the morning.
Blessings to you and wishing relief from your symptoms xx
mami5 lorraine52317
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lorraine52317 mami5
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Please try pushing forward one day at a time. It's a dreadful illness and I cannot imagine suffering for so long. But I do believe you can conquer this and regain your life back. When you go to bed imagine you have a balloon in your stomach. It sound crazy but you have to use your breathing to pretend your blowing up that balloon in your stomach. It really helps to relax you. Please don't give in and we are all willing your recovery on xx
cody_wright mami5
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forrest mami5
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Why F*** it! ?
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nick34171 mami5
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lorraine52317 mami5
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Please remember nothing lasts forever your illness and unhappiness will pass. Things are constantly changing and even though progress maybe slower than we would like, I promise you life will get better for you. It sounds like your meds may need to be reviewed. Are you on the same ones or has your gp prescribed something new? Side effects for some of us can be horrendous but they will and do pass. Are you taking your medication regularly? Is there something in particular that has made yo feel like this today?
Keep digging deep for strength and if you can try and have an early night. It's important to make contact with your doctor ASAP and tell them how bad you are feeling.
Even though you may think there's no light at the end of the tunnel. .. I promise you there is and that light will shine on you again.
We are here for you xxx
mami5 lorraine52317
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I am on same meds, and do take them daily. Been feeling like this for a while now, just keeps getting stronger and stronger, makes sense. Don't need doc as don't feel ill, actually thinking clearer than I have for ages. xx
lorraine52317 mami5
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I do believe you are suffering terribly and pray you find the strength to keep going.
Please think about an early night xx
fee25 mami5
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Lorraine is right, battling depression is exhausting but, you need to keep fighting!
I totally understand where you are coming from and why you are feeling this way, genuinely. It's tiring and it feels impossible, after such a large portion of your life fighting to feel "normal" it's no surprise you want to hold up your hands and give in.
Treating depression works better for some than others, it's great that a lot of people respond so well to meds/therapy and can get themselves better. It's not that simple for everyone though unfortunately, for some it can take years, decades...a lifetime. I don't know how much longer you will be fighting this for, maybe two days, two months, two decades. But, though you feel as though you're getting weaker, you are in fact getting so strong! I can't believe you have felt this way for 30 years. In my eyes you are incredibly brave and so strong! You give me and others a reason not to give up because you keep fighting, you appreciate the days where things are just calmer, more content, days like that the majority of people will totally disregard - people with depression see the world in a different light, we appreciate the good so much and treasure it.
Please keep fighting, it's so hard, I know. But, you can do it xx