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Has anyone else experienced this...?
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Once in a blue moon I realise that I am real, feel real and feel alive and literally have a lot of free space in my head.
The last two times it lasted 10-15 minutes, depends how much I try to keep the feeling in my head. But after 15 minutes the feeling is almost completely invisible to me and I can barely remember how I felt in that period.
I experienced this scenario 3-4 times over 3 years. The first time was when I arrived home from an operation on my abdominal region, where I realised that I am depressed and worrying too much in life. I saw a physciatrist and was diagnosed with severe anxiety and depression, where I am currently still visiting and on prescribed SSRI.
As anyone felt like this, and is this even a real feeling or am I cooked?
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Hey 20mg
You are very kind for responding....and thankyou
Everyone is different, even though its just my humble opinion....I still treat the anxiety & depression as a physical problem.....which in fact it is....being chemically based. I just 'keep finding it boring' (as much as I can of course)
Really appreciate your input here 20mg.....you are an asset on here....(many people read this forum but dont have the strength to post)....anything you have to say here is valued
Kind Thoughts
Paul
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Hey reaper bird,
Yes, I feel very similar to what you are saying. Be strong though.
Thank you for the response, and have a happy recovering journey!
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