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tevati
Student
- Sep 25, 2018
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How you cope with that you are forever alone, because of your health.
How you cope with very little amount of life quality?
How you cope with very little amount of life quality?
My mental health is ok, but physically I suffer from chronic pain disease and nerve damage (arms). I "give up" every day, cry and scream inside, hate life, people, my destiny. But then I distract myself with music, training. Or I drive to the forrest for a long walk. I might call a friend if I'm really sad. I visit this forum, read the stories, write down my thoughts.
I can get furious sometimes and instead of trashing my home ;) I take on my boxing gloves (love boxing).
Probably, but without any diagnose;) or meds.Your mental health is making you suffer horribly I'd say, actually? And that technically is room for treatment? Sorry...
I'm a bit of failure actually, I've been self sabotaging for far longer than I knew I would commit suicide. Ever since I was still in college I stopped taking my meds for an endocrine disorder, supposed to take them 3 times a day. This in itself apparently can cause or exasperate mental health issues. It doesn't seem to come as a natural instinct to do normal every day things until I'm feeling the negative effects from not doing them. When I get hungry, if I then eat and don't feel hungry anymore, I'm not really worried about my quality of life just not suffering at any given moment. It's almost hedonistic because I can't see the long term in any way except I'm not seeking pleasure, just comfort and freedom from pain.How you cope with that you are forever alone, because of your health.
How you cope with very little amount of life quality?
I'm a bit of failure actually, I've been self sabotaging for far longer than I knew I would commit suicide. Ever since I was still in college I stopped taking my meds for an endocrine disorder, supposed to take them 3 times a day. This in itself apparently can cause or exasperate mental health issues. It doesn't seem to come as a natural instinct to do normal every day things until I'm feeling the negative effects from not doing them. When I get hungry, if I then eat and don't feel hungry anymore, I'm not really worried about my quality of life just not suffering at any given moment. It's almost hedonistic because I can't see the long term in any way except I'm not seeking pleasure, just comfort and freedom from pain.
probs didn't make much sense sorry