Ibsen said:Been thinking, and I think I would succeed better as a chef. If I enlist at all.
I rekon you gotta find your talent and use that. Then not only will you be good at what you're doing you'll enjoy it as well.
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Ibsen said:Been thinking, and I think I would succeed better as a chef. If I enlist at all.
quoll said:<snip>
Guess who just got a little carried away.
quoll said:This could be an interesting week or two, changing meds, and the doc says it could get rough. Well as they say "Been there, got the mind altering drugs".
Hopefully this will ease the constant nausea, and maybe the anxiety too, although I have had conflicting opinions on that.
Of course the other worry is side effects, still I can always go back on the old ones I guess.
Anyway consider yourselves warned if I go a little bit loopier
Hmm great, headaches already.
Bandit58 said:quoll not to be flippant or anything, but have you tried smoking a bit of pot for the nausea? Gil has gone off all his pain meds because they upset his tummy so much, and a couple of cones every night help his pain and "mellow him out" and ease his icky tummy, and when he gets the munchies he actually enjoys food. Just a thought
Ibsen said:We are with you 100% Quoll!
littleroundman said:As an addition to my earlier comments in this and other similar threads:
The Australian National University has a team of researchers currently running an excellent program, which includes an online Cognitive Behavioural Therapy self help course which I can strongly recommend, especially for those either unable or afraid to access CBT through regular means.
It can also be seen as an excellent "taste tester" for people currently receiving medication who wish to explore the value of combined drug and CBT therapies.
The course offers a choice between 6 levels, including one for people currently receiving treatment from a health care professional.
It is free, run by professionals and allows participants to participate anonymously in research being run by the university into depression etc.
Visit the site and register at:
http://www.moodgym.anu.edu.au
And while you're there, you may want to have a look at their excellent information site which also has some free online tests that measure anxiety and depression levels, for those who are unsure.
http://www.bluepages.anu.edu.au
Keeping our fingers crossed for you, hope you can get away from the stress for a bit.Ibsen said:It went... I dunno actually. He listened to me and what I said, and said that they would call me next thueseday. So I wait with excitement...
MercyMia said:Have been off the anti-anxiety meds for almost a week now and feeling calm. I think it helps that my husband is also less depressed and also that he seems to be out of the emotional relationship with the female colleague (unless they're carrying on by email and phone calls during the work day).
My new strategy is more relaxed--come what may, one day at a time.
lolCountryBoy20 said:................. Right now I am single, and I get a little lonely sometimes, but I hang in there cause I know that I get less awkward around the opposite sex all the time,and that I am a really good guy and that some day a wonderful woman will see that and step into my life. I hope my life story helps some of you, and doesnt bore you, lol just kiddin
quoll said:Self-Safe Hypnosis
This technique can help you to take your mind off your thoughts, and it also makes you aware of things in your environment which can help your body to calm down and make you realise you are safe.
you don`t have to close your eyes to do this. The more you practise it , the better you will get.
How do I do it?
Say 5 things you can SEE around you
Say 5 things you can HEAR around you
Say 5 things you can FEEL touching the outside of your body
Say 4 things you can SEE around you
Say 4 things you can HEAR around you
Say 4 things you can FEEL touching the outside of your body
Say 3 things you can SEE around you
Say 3 things you can HEAR around you
Say 3 things you can FEEL touching the outside of your body
Say 2 things you can SEE around you
Say 2 things you can HEAR around you
Say 2 things you can FEEL touching the outside of your body
Say 1 things you can SEE around you
Say 1 things you can HEAR around you
Say 1 things you can FEEL touching the outside of your body
It doesn`t matter if you get out of order or if you repeat the same thing.
Try saying it out loud (even a whisper), as this can sometimes be more effective.
What do you think?
What happened to the thoughts you were having when you started the exercise?
Did you notice anything happening in your body as you were using the exercise?