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Hello Comforteater
Welcome...and thankyou for having the courage to post with us!
You are no loser Comfort. You are pro-active with your well being by being on the forums. You have been through some bad times for sure. Being in a rut can be a dark place to be in. Most of the people on the forums will understand what you have been going through.
Sometimes we have so much on our 'plate' that we dont know which way to turn. Not to mention the longer we stay in our rut it seems harder to get out of too. I understand you
You are being super hard on yourself though. I see an amazing person that has temporarily lost their way that is doing it hard.
May I ask if you have a couple of people that you can lean on? Having a support network is a huge help when we are stuck....even if its one person that we can have a 'vent' to
The lack of intimacy can always be a pain too as we all need some close time with our partner
I know you dont have depression as per your post. Can I ask if you have a GP that you get along with? I know its sounds simple but a double appointment with a GP can take the weight off your shoulders
You have everything to gain and nothing to lose by doing so...The GP's have better training nowadays on when we feel this way. I still see my doc every 4 weeks for a 'fine tune'
What do you think?
My kind thoughts for you
Paul
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