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TRYING not to take myself so SERIOUSLY. jeez!

Posted by dippy on September 10, 2005, at 21:56:15

[background: just got back on Wellbutrin 300 XL, Klonopin for anxiety for the past few years, sometimes Ambien]

I had another meltdown today. Uncontrollable crying, repetitive negative thoughts (worry), no desire to get out of bed and shower, and social fear.

A lot of changes are happening in my life and I just can't deal with it. These depressive episodes are always during a "life altering" decision or event. In other words, I don't adapt well to change. Along with change comes fears and anxiety.

I suppose that I am genetically predisposed to depression due to an extensive family history. It surfaces at these life moments.

How can I accept and appreciate the good things? How can I not take myself so seriously? I feel mentally beaten up and on the edge of a virtual cliff.

This older man I was friends with used to inspire that carefree spirit in me. He died about a year ago. I'm over the pain of his death and everything- that's not a problem. I just need someone like him to come along and make me realize that life is not so scary.

That felt good to vent. Goodnight Babblers!


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