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I cant handlle this anymore!!!!
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Hi Chloekat,
I also have dysthymia and anxiety although for many reasons the anxiety has reduced over the years to near zero.
You explained it well (that adrenalin feeling". Horrible isnt it. So, what can you do. You can be persistent with the following-
1/ Relaxation techniques do work. Muscle contractions can be done even in bed before sleep time and it will help you sleep. Contract muscles one at a time for 15 seconds all over your body. Then at the end contract them all.
2/ Be realistic with your thoughts. Ask yourself if what you are thinking is realistic and not blown out of proportion.
3/ Dont fight your depression. I suggest you 'go with the flow'. You might be expecting too much of yourself. i.e. too much positive drive and you'll be disappointed at the outcome. Be positive when your mind can cope with it.
I have little knowledge of BPD. Hopefully someone here can help you there.
Take care
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Dearest Chloekat84,
I know exactly what you are feeling, it's a horrible feeling and it feels like a never-ending battle to feel normal and sustain the anxiety rush, but you really are not alone and it's definitely worth trying some things to help. I'm far from cured and right now I'm off the rails with anxiety and panic thus why I'm on here, but what has helped me before and will again are the following, limited or no caffeine (this is very important), eating well, diaphragm breathing, getting up really early and running - if I wear myself out and eat well it helps me get some calm and switch off the monkey mind if even temporarily. Herbs are fantastic as well, but for me the cheapest and most effective is the getting up early and running (cardio exercise is some form to exhaustion). Sending you a virtual hug, and keep us posted please on how you are going.
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Hi Chloekat 🙂
wow, you have just discribed my last 4 days. its like pure hell on my body. I know all to well the feeling. about this exact time 2 years ago i suffered what was to me a complete breakdown. My anxiety hit such a high and at the time i had no idea what it was. I had this fear, this heart pounding, stomch churning life hating excistence i was now living. At the time i was totally againts AD, but did attend a psycologist. My worst days where spent crying in fear and agony. I finally started an AD, and the last 18 months have been pretty dam good. A few bad days here and there but other wise "normal".
Untill now. Now im exactly the same as i was. Different fear, different anxiety but the same torture inside. I havent eaten in 4 days, i feel constantly sick, my heart is constantly pounding I am also becoming more shacky, Im distant. The best feeling is knowing when i sleep im at peace, the worst is waking up, thise first few seconds wondering "is it here still?"
The only solice i get is knowing I am never alone, either are you chloekat 🙂
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Hello,
You are not alone. I know too well the symptoms. The last four days have been hell. Crying and panic attacks one after the others. It might be great to call the CAT team if you feel it. They are wonderful people and very understanding.
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