Also, consider this an introduction, I guess! I never posted much before, and I remade an account. This message is gonna be a downer! I don't know if it will be taken down or not, but I just really want to hear someone's take on this. This is a long post and I don't think anyone is going to read this.
Just to preface, I am going through a very bad period of psychological things. Depression, suicidal ideation, self harm every day at this point, relatively severe dissociation, hallucinations, eating disorder symptoms in the past, etc. Everything is very bad right now! And why not unblock a few traumatic experiences while you're at it, who knows.
Anyways, on the 30th of March, I finally told my doctor about all of this. I was put on zoloft and scheduled for therapy, and some blood tests were done.
I got my results back the next day, and my TSH was .0006 (not a typo), when the healthy amount is .4. I am aware this is an obsolete test, but that is still an extremely shocking result. It explains some things with weakness, I guess. There's something wrong with my body. We don't know exactly what yet.
The very next day, and second time I took Zoloft, I was staying at my sisters for a day. I confessed everything that was wrong with me, and for the first time, had a normal conversation about it without laughing or sobbing.
We went to a Publix to pick up some groceries. Where I almost died. How intense, huh?
I was fine one second, then everything got really dark. I can't describe it well. It was like changing lenses to make the black static on the edge of my vision get more and more and more, until there's nothing. I felt really tired but thought I was faking it.
I was in fact, not faking it. I spent an hour on the ground, roughly. I had a pretty severe seizure and fainted for a while too. I fell on the back of my head with nothing to catch me. I've never had anything like this happen before and it was very traumatic. I am having lucid dreams every night where I can feel it happen each time.
It had been two days since I had eaten, and they found that my blood sugar was really low. Really, really low. I might not have woken up. The most awkward thing I've ever had happen to me, was being pulled over to the benches in the pharmaceutical section of a publix away from home, looking at how pale my sister was because it's gotta be pretty weird to see someone almost die, and eating a tub of vanilla frosting with a spoon, from the store, to get enough strength to be able to stand up and be put into a wheelchair to put me into my sisters car so I could go home. What a situation, huh?
It took a week until I could sit up. It's been 15 days since the event happened. I got back from the hospital yesterday to do an E.E.G to check and see if there's anything wrong with my brainwaves after it happened. No results back yet. Even without a seizure, from research, there is a 74% chance of having an abnormal brainwave pattern with me being how I am now.
After getting back from the hospital, I was so tired. I was shaking so hard all over, so, so exhausted. I must have walked half a mile the entire day. The strain on my body is apparently a lot. When I sit up for more than 3 hours, my whole body shakes. I get really cold. My skin is blotchy purple/black on my hands and feet. My pulse in my neck starts to pound. It's hard to breathe and all I can do is get my blood sugar back up and lie down. I get a wave of dizziness and it starts to go dark. It makes me afraid that it's going to happen again.
The thing is, I can't worry about losing weight anymore. I'm eating 800 calories a day now without any exercise, instead of 300 and then burning off 200. It's possible I'm dying. But I feel like all of this, everything is just faked for attention or for an excuse not to lose weight. I used to walk 15 miles a day with a 30 lb backpack on when I was 15. I had a lot of mental issues underneath everything back then, but didn't really know about it. It got to the point where I'd walk that much just so I could feel pain and because I hated myself so intensely for being fat.
Now I can't even sit up without worrying that I'm going to be dead. I'm 18 years old. I can't do anything but lay in bed and experience unpleasant psychological symptoms/ activities. And I have to eat now. I have not been able to leave my house since I was around 10 years old except for school because of not having transportation, and never learned to drive. Now, I am unable to learn to drive because of my health and other psychological symptoms I mentioned. I'm going in and out of doctor's offices and hospitals now all the time it seems like. I have no choice but to go outside, even though I'm fat. People have to see me now. I don't have a choice.
I don't know what to do. I feel like me not trying to not be fat anymore is making other people suffer because they have to look at me. Even to a stranger I pass, they have to see me, and that's not fair to them. This is getting strange sounding I think.
Is it okay that I have to eat now? Is it okay to be a failure? Is it okay not to try? Is it okay for me to be alive? Should I have died? I don't know! This is just attention-baiting, and all of this is made up, but I don't know. It's awkward to say, but I can talk really freely about other problems I'm having mentally, but I don't have an outlet to talk about being a bloated, fat, good for nothing, weak, failure.
What's your take on this? It's all for attention and fake, but I just want to know what you think.
**EDIT this is definitely not the right section for this but... oh well!



there is alot to address here,i am sure that what you wrote has been read by many members here, but are hesitant to try to offer input because of so many complex and serious issues..all I can do it let you know that you are awesome
and deserve alot of joy in life.
I am so sorry I said anything
It's okay that you can't lose more. It's okay that you need to eat now. Just stay healthy!
Maybe start a thread expressively inviting others to the thought of 'do you feel like this?' and perhaps get some like-minded people to converse with you .