O M G! Y'all feel just like me. Feel great, start letting things go like the house etc and then going into the deep dark hole. I didn't know anyone esle had that same hole. My Dh has no clue about the hole. Just doesn't get it. It brings me to tears that others have the hole too. One, I'm so sorry others feel that horrid dread like me, but 2~ I'm not the only one with it so I'm really not totally whacked out.
Thank you so much for having this thread. I feel like there's hope now cuz of all of you. I don't mean to be dramatic, but my old therapist said I feel things very intensely. I don't see a therapist now. DH says I should, but it always hurts so bad. I would leave there feeling all beat up. I'm gonna try the exercise thing. My doctor is always after me to walk or whatever. And, my feet always hurt when I do. But maybe if I start out just 5-10 minutes at a time, it won't be so bad. I am currently on cymbalta, wellburtrin and tarazadone. (not sure if that's spelled right) I'd been on prozac and wellbutrin for 6+ years but just started cymbalta a month ago. I don't see a real difference in the cymbalta. I've been on it for a month this week. I'm thinking about going back to the prozac since there was really no change. The co-pay for the cymbalta is $50 where as I can get the generic prozac for $10.
Redhead~Oh- you're so right about food being an addiction. I've said for years it's my drug of choice. I've always wondered the same thing about drug or alcohol addicts. What would they do if the HAD to have their addictive stuff or literally die.
People just view us as lazy. We're not lazy, we're just debilited sometimes and we don't enjoy it. Lazy people LOVE to do nothing.
Thanks for letting me join your group! I'm actually excited for the first time in over 6 months.
