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i really dont know whats caused this. perhaps shear exhaustion and lack of sleep but i am get all thevwrongntypes of thoughts. feeling like just giving up, i am good at holdingit together but things are just getting heavy andbto much. im seeing doc tommorrow but right nowbjust wish the pain and stressvwould go away
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mjmdesk UK-Ven-medicate
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Lack of sleep will definitely be one cause for the extra stress in your life. How much sleep are you getting? Have you been diagnosed with any mental health condition yet? Personally I suffer from bi-polar illness and have a hard time getting to sleep at a decent hour. I rarely get the 7 or 8 hours of sleep that I need. This leads me to bouts of mania. I often get racing thoughts which al in all make me unhappy with the high dosages of medication that I am on. I've dicussed this with my doctor but he is reluctant to reduce my medications. Personally, I think that I am over medicated. Does this apply to you?
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linda83143l UK-Ven-medicate
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Weather too bad to let cats out and all I can hear is meow...meow....stupid cats could be blown to kingdom come xx
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vix167 UK-Ven-medicate
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Sorry to hear you're feeling so bad, I've been there and its not nice. A build up of pressure and lack of sleep can def do that to you and you're doing the right thing going to speak to the doctor just make sure you are completely open with them although it is hard when youre not sure why yourself.
With me I was suffering from depression but didn't realise as outwardly I would seem the most unlikely person (and I m no doctor but your post sounds familiar). It is an illness and like a broken leg you need rest and time to recover without pressurising yourself to get things done. Be kind to yourself and give yourself time. You may need medication if it is that.
See what doctor says, they should be able to help. You could try sleep aid (I use snsbrys own brand) which you can get from pharmacy, that helps me sleep). A little sleep can go a long way to help.
In the meantime is there anyone you can talk to? If not and your thoughts get very dark don't hesitate to call for help, samaritans or even nhs direct could put you on to someone who can help.
You're not alone in this feeling, ive been surprised to find how many people I know have been through this when ive opened up about it.
Take care of yourself, hope you're feeling brighter soon. The pain and stress will go in time.
UK-Ven-medicate vix167
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yeah Im on meds and today i have seen a Stress Therapist who is putting me forward for 1 to 1 counselling as well.
I have been on here and empathizing with other thinking I am ok, and then just last night it was like a huge black cloud of doom...
vix167 UK-Ven-medicate
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Great news on the one to one, hopefully that will help more.
How you feeling now? I always find evenings much calmer....
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The sad thing is Im not one for arguing as much more would just prefer to sort things, of course only if they are factually correct. I cant fix something that is not true, i cant even comment on it either. Stress Stress Stress
vix167 UK-Ven-medicate
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Concentrate on feeling better. Think illness and medication just like to remind me they're there now an and again, I need to accept the bad days are part of it :-(
Hope the sun shines through that dark cloud for you soon. Take care.
Vix
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anne240 UK-Ven-medicate
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Take care and keep in touch and let us know how you get on.
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anne240 UK-Ven-medicate
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My daughter, bless her, is training to be a counsellor because she has been through so much with me. She has a demanding full time job but in her own time, and at great expense, is training to be a counsellor to help others like me with depression and other problems.
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Talking about Personal Wellbeing Practioner, i think the role was created as a step up fro Psychiatric Nurse, as they have more powers to review your needs and they deal closely with your gp on your meds. They are specifically trained on the medication and the levels that side effect and management should be at.