My extreme paranoia has made it difficult to stand still with people behind me. They could do something to hurt me, after all.
I'm finally back on my antidepressants and I feel a lot better. My doctor gave me advice on what to do in case I run out again, so hopefully I can avoid withdrawal in the future.
Yes. My symptoms largely went away after a day or too. Thank you for your sympathy.
My psychiatrist f%#ked up and gave me too little pills to last until the next visit with him, so I went without my antidepressant medication for at least a week. The withdrawal symptoms were horrible, anxiety, depression, head and stomach aches, etc.
That's a problem with social media in general. It makes you negatively compare yourself to others. I have trans friends who are doing very well in their transitioning. I try to overwrite my feelings of jealousy with feelings of happiness for them and their personal transition, but also look at all the progress I have made and how my journey is unique.
Sorry if this is not very helpful advice, this is just my way of dealing with it. I'm new to being transgender, so I can't really offer much more.
Sounds horrible. Getting cancer is like a nightmare scenario for me and I imagine a lot of other people. I hope your dad gets better.
I have to wait a few years at the minimum to make a true transition. Saddening.
I'm working with a mass organization to get a study group set up in my area.
Hai everyone, I'm new here!
I must say, I really hate having a mental illness. It's not like how it's portrayed on the movies. It's horrible but boring much of the time if that makes any sense.
If only they could ban all current investments...