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The last post is the WINNER!
- Thread starter ninerbuff
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I won't start singing "Happy days are here again/the sky above is clear again..." but that sounds to me like wonderful news.
Scary
Last year when brother in law was refusing to take his medication i was worried sick about whether he would commit suicide or not.
We've just spoken, "remember last year?" he asked.
What could i say? I'd aged 10 years in that few months. "Yes, i remember"
"You know, if i hadn't been hospitalised I'd have probably killed myself that week."
He's still with us, that's the biggest winner ever.
Last year when brother in law was refusing to take his medication i was worried sick about whether he would commit suicide or not.
We've just spoken, "remember last year?" he asked.
What could i say? I'd aged 10 years in that few months. "Yes, i remember"
"You know, if i hadn't been hospitalised I'd have probably killed myself that week."
He's still with us, that's the biggest winner ever.
My BIL was evicted while he was in hospital but didn't get the notice until he was back home with only 2 weeks left of the months notice. That too was a scary time. He was lucky to find a place before he was made homeless.
What is normal?
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I don't have to take any meds. That's his take, not mine.
Good enough
A last name?
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Danke. I should probably be on something, now that I think of it, for anxiety but oh well. I'm not.
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
LOL I do have one of those but so does he. So it can't be that.
I'd like to get on something to help manage PTSD symptoms, but not able to do that...
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
I had PTSD and the rapid eye movement treatment worked really well for me and didn't require any meds. I had to go to a counselor for it though, so it wasn't cheap.
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'not cheap' is where I struggle. No insurance, not much moola...
At least I've still got my good looks.
Oh. Wait...
Kathryn
It was on fire when I laid down on it.
Well, look into it if you can. It really helped me.
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There are affordable meds, at least in my location, and it has been (possibly literally) a life saver. It does not just go away, unfortunately. Take care, and work with your PCP to find you a helping hand.