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feeling like a caged animal

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tina89895
tina89895

I don't want to eat, don't want to socialise don't want to stay here but I like to think it's for my own good. My phone is not working properly don't see the main Dr till tomorrow. Tempted just to run but the police will be called so I'm in catch 22. If I discharge myself I can't guarantee I'll be safe either. So will just have to put up with it I suppose.

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  • h9000
    h9000 tina89895

    Posted

    Hang in there, you can get through this.
  • Mermaid3011
    Mermaid3011 tina89895

    Posted

    Hey darling - I know it's a horrible feeling to be "caged in".  but it will get better! I promise!!! Once you can go for walks and maybe for ice cream you will start to enjoy that all the day to day chores are done by someone else and all you need to do is get better!!!! 

    I am so proud of you! It means a lot that you were brave enough to go and get help! Asking for help is the hardest part. Everything now will be a pony fest! smile

    Hugs

    B.

  • katherine04958
    katherine04958 tina89895

    Posted

    I'm feeling like that at home, don't want to eat, don't want to go

    Out. Not sure how I do feel really. Hopefully we will get Better.

    Hang on in there. X x

    • lesley99443
      lesley99443 katherine04958

      Posted

      Hi katherine and tina just thought id say hi girls its not much help but you are not alone i too dont want to eat or go out or in fact do anything its just awful lets hope we all get through this...best wishes to you both  hang in there girls  xx
    • katherine04958
      katherine04958 lesley99443

      Posted

      Thanks Lesley, just been given diazepam to help with the anxiety as was crawling out of my body this morning. Dr says hang on in there on the 30mg Mirtazapine. Fingers crossed I get out the other side.
    • lesley99443
      lesley99443 katherine04958

      Posted

      i wish you luck katherine and yes diazepam helps with the anxiety i so agree.....u will get through the other side believe  xx
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