Grrr Forgot to take Cit this morning
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I forgot to take my CIT this morning since I've changed from taking it in the afternoon to the morning. But If I take it when I get home this evening then I'll be up all night again. Can I just miss a day?
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roxanne33073 jammydogger
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katecogs jammydogger
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I often miss a morning and take it in the evening when I'm home, but then again it doesn't affect my sleep.
K x
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I missed 1 completely last week and was late with the next tablet and felt nauseous and heady for 2 days ..... and I've been taking them for years.
K x
roxanne33073 katecogs
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roxanne33073 katecogs
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It's difficult looking forward as all you can see is that bottomless pit you get stuck in, but if you keep persevering and have lots of patience, you should start seeing results. Recovery creeps up so very slowly you hardly notice it happening :-)
roxanne33073 katecogs
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Ive had lots of side effects, but they do wear off. The only thing I have now is feeling hot and my skin will itch sometimes ...... but is that me anyway?
If the medication works, I always think it's a small price to pay. I really hope it starts working for you soon xxx
roxanne33073 katecogs
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Have you read the series of books by Dr Claire Weeks, Self Help for Your Nerves etc? They're really very good and seem to be targeted mainly towards Agoraphobia. She explains nervous illnesses in such simple terms, it takes the mystery out of it.
An old school friend of mine had Agoraphobia too, which I didn't know about at the time, but just knew something wasn't right (bless her, if only I'd known then .... but she kept quiet). We drifted apart and I only found out when her story appeared in a magazine many, many years later of her recovery due to changing her diet ... and her life changed. I have no idea what she changed it too, but know she ate lots of rice cakes.
Its not stupid to have let it carry on for so long - at the time you thought you were doing right, and no doubt you didn't understand much about it either. I was ill for 6 months before someone persuaded me to go to a doctor, and during all my 15 years of being ill I never told anyone except my husband. I just couldn't talk about it.
My son had a breakdown last year and blurted it all out one day, so I immediately took action and have been helping him recover since (he's doing well now). Has been a very painful experience for us. It's only last year that I began talking about my own experience.
It is encouraging is it, reading others stories and knowing you aren't alone.
K x