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Fed up of life

Fed up of life , it seems like no energy , depressed , cant see a movie , cant relax, cant enjoy, cant work , totally feeling low down , exhausted

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4 years ago

We all get times when we feel fed up with life as I have had a fair few episodes of feeling that way as well especially when this first kicked off back in March when everything was getting cancelled as I was frightened of how I would be affected I was angry but I have calmed down as time has gone on.

I know it feels unfair doesn't it when things you enjoyed previously get taken away without warning and there's not a thing you can do about it either!

Agoodenough4 years ago

I had a difficult time many years ago when I suffered from anxiety and I did guided meditation and listened to relaxation things on you tube. It’s a personal thing but it’s worth going through and finding what suits you. Before then I never would have meditated but it really helped me and it Might also help you. The thing is you need to keep calm so you can keep things in perspective. Also find a hobby and exercise. I hope this helps.

BrentWArtist• in reply toAgoodenough4 years ago

I was pointed towards guided meditation when I returned to the UK, after decades abroad, for cancer treatment. It has been a great boost for me. I meditate every morning. I could strongly recommend it.

Agoodenough• in reply toBrentW4 years ago

I agree. Huge benefits to meditation if you just take 20 or 30 minutes each day to do it.

4 years ago

I can understand how you feel as I have been there like so many of us. As well as talking to family and friends, I had councilling, this really helped me as I'm someone who needs to talk things through as many on here know I do go off on a tangent. There are loads of things on line that can help you. If you don't want to talk there are other ways of getting you through this like exercising, say a gentle walk.. At least we are coming out of lockdown slowly now and things might get back to a bit of normality. We are all here for you on this forum. There will always be someone around to reply to you.

Take care and stay safe. Love and hugs Lynne xxxx ❤️💜

Patient0074 years ago

I feel exactly the same. There doesnt seem to be anything to look forward to anymore. Being vulnerable with disabilities doesnt help either!

• in reply toPatient0074 years ago

No there isn't much of the usual things to look forward to at present is there?

What we do is plan small things to look forward to nowadays that won't be cancelled such as an ice cream after working hard!

Patient007• in reply to4 years ago

I know what you mean. One day at a time. I live on my own and mainly self isolating. I treat myself with cake and wine!

• in reply toPatient0074 years ago

We like tea and cakes here!

Patient007• in reply to4 years ago

Tea too of course! Ha Ha. Wine better though????

studebaker• in reply toPatient0074 years ago

🥂 cheers 🍻

Dana

Patient007• in reply tostudebaker4 years ago

Ditto.

Polly-PV4 years ago

I hear you Jain. However, sometimes it can help your mindset if you list your ‘cans’ too? And acknowledging what you’re truly grateful for. Much love, Poll x

MidoriVisually impaired4 years ago

Sounds like a bad case of Lockdown Blues.

• in reply toMidori4 years ago

We have all had episodes during lockdown when we have felt fed up as i most certainly have had my share of them!

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