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jane32307
jane32307

im on bisoprolo 5mg been on them for a while now feel low quite a lot and tearful does anyone else 

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  • LuckyPenny1
    LuckyPenny1 jane32307

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    Yes, I do. Like yourself I had a traumatic childhood with added health problems and being bullied at school. And the Bisoprolol makes me depressed and sad for most of the time. So, I know how you feel.
  • LuckyPenny1
    LuckyPenny1 jane32307

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    Yes, I do. Like yourself I had a traumatic childhood with added health problems and being bullied at school. And the Bisoprolol makes me depressed and sad for most of the time. So, I know how you feel.
  • peter01729
    peter01729 jane32307

    Posted

    Interesting to also note, others who had a bad childhood also having heart problems :-  https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/07/100722102043.htm

    As for me, I am off Beta-blockers follwoing a catherter ablation, but I still feel as if I am still on them.

    • LuckyPenny1
      LuckyPenny1 peter01729

      Posted

      I have thought this for a long time. My parents were aggressive and violent towards me and so have been other relationships. The heart is where emotions reside so, it isn't surprising about having heart probs. The saying " Get it off your chest" has a lot of truth in it. Bottling things up is never a good idea so, when I've had a good cry I always feel better.

    • ann82027
      ann82027 LuckyPenny1

      Posted

      bad chidhoods and relationship problems affect you for life, its in the mind put into a little cupboard in the brain and brought out when you,re feeling at your lowest, i,m 70 years old and it affected my life greatly, i had counselling but they can,t erase that from your memory, it happened !!!!

       

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