Yeah, I know that feeling. It’s good that your team have a plan, recovery won’t happen overnight but this is definitely a step in the right direction
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Yeah, I know that feeling. It’s good that your team have a plan, recovery won’t happen overnight but this is definitely a step in the right direction
As Suzi says recovery doesn't occur overnight, the main point is things are moving in the right direction.
Glad that there is a plan which seems like a sensible one..
Day 1 of sertraline had a few surprises. I gave up reading AD side effect leaflets as they always suggest anything can happen. My digestive system nearly caught me out whilst out shopping with my son. I nearly took up permenant residence in the loo at home. I hope this wears off as it is going to make a 2 1/2 commute a bit of a gauntlet run.
Sorry it wasn't much fun and hope it stops soon...
How are you today?
Sorry to be so gloomy, but not great. I am anxious about a meeting, but it is the fact that when this one is done, another will be arranged and we cycle again. It is not like there is really any "quiet" time in my head. As I said to my wife; it is impossible to escape from the thoughts. I know keeping distracted helps. Cleaned cars, fixed the shower, walked the dogs so trying to keep active. The Sertraline vs food issue did not happen today and that is good news.
What kind of meeting?
It’s ok to say you’re not great, especially here (bear)
Thank you for that. The meeting is the worse type for me as it is when I am completely passive. I just have to sit with 100 or so people and listen to 4hrs of presentations. I get panick attacks mainly because there is not much to do other than listen. What depresses me most is that I have done so many of these over the years, but they always affect me the same way.