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Hi have had a assessment today got told I have complex PTSD, oCd ,and depression not that sure what to tackle first
Hi have had a assessment today got told I have complex PTSD, oCd ,and depression not that sure what to tackle first
amandaj
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Anxiety Support
11 years ago
Any ideas how to pep up 38 year old sluggish ovaries? Had my drugs upped to the max. Got 7 folicles but only 3 seem to be growing. Thanks.
pumpkin1
in
Fertility Network UK
11 years ago
Can talking about delusional memory turn it into full blown PTSD?
Hello everyone, I've been reading through your stories and things that have been shared for a while but have decided I need to speak up and ask a couple of things. The encouragement that comes from just knowing there are people who have walked some of my path is wonderful - thank you. I was in ICU
Hello everyone, I've been reading through your stories and things that have been shared for a while but have decided I need to speak up and ask a couple of things. The encouragement that comes from just knowing there are people who have walked some of my path is wonderful - thank you. I was in ICU
engraved
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ICUsteps
12 years ago
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Having a tough time......
I've never posted anything here before, or in fact anywhere else. Just having a tough time and am hoping for someone to come along and give me a pep talk! Over the last couple of weeks I have been feeling low and anxious. To give you so,e background, I'm in my early 30's with a baby and husband, work
I've never posted anything here before, or in fact anywhere else. Just having a tough time and am hoping for someone to come along and give me a pep talk! Over the last couple of weeks I have been feeling low and anxious. To give you so,e background, I'm in my early 30's with a baby and husband, work
Hidden
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Anxiety Support
12 years ago
Would anyone be interested in a meeting for having problems with OCD, PTSD etc: after your stay in ICU?
I also run a support group and I am wondering if this will help any of you. I do know that this problem varies from one person to another.
I also run a support group and I am wondering if this will help any of you. I do know that this problem varies from one person to another.
doreen100
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ICUsteps
12 years ago
Don't think I am coping well unable to go out side or leave my bedroom was told about 20 years ago have PTSD how can I change
amandaj
in
Anxiety Support
12 years ago
Week 8: Run 1...Rebooted
Yay. After some extra stretching, lots of water, my usual 10min warm up walk and a good old fashioned pep talk (out loud to myself not looking like a crazy person or anything :/) I completed the first run of week 8 :) all 28mins and no shin pain :). Run 2 will have to wait a couple of days because the
Yay. After some extra stretching, lots of water, my usual 10min warm up walk and a good old fashioned pep talk (out loud to myself not looking like a crazy person or anything :/) I completed the first run of week 8 :) all 28mins and no shin pain :). Run 2 will have to wait a couple of days because the
Lifewithoutthecouch
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
How i got to where i am today. My battle with pnd.
I started attemdong a
post
natal
support
group. Which helped me loads i made friends. It was good to know that what i was feeling wasnt making me a bad mum i was just ill... Things got better fpr a while. Then i got pregnamt with my son. I was scared but put careplans into plave before hand.
I started attemdong a
post
natal
support
group. Which helped me loads i made friends. It was good to know that what i was feeling wasnt making me a bad mum i was just ill... Things got better fpr a while. Then i got pregnamt with my son. I was scared but put careplans into plave before hand.
aysia
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PNI ORG UK
12 years ago
Advice re care plan/preventative medication for 2nd baby following PP
I also have the support of two excellent community midwives who are helping me with decisions regarding a longer
post
natal
stay on the ward and also with
support
from night feeds etc given the importance of sleep.
I also have the support of two excellent community midwives who are helping me with decisions regarding a longer
post
natal
stay on the ward and also with
support
from night feeds etc given the importance of sleep.
Cupar05
in
Action on Postpartum Psychosis
12 years ago
Had fall.Broken both arms.Developed PTSD.Getting worse.Do I go to GP again.
Also must have hit head .Facial bleeding,heavy and bruising on left side of lower face.Now have balance issues,hearing has worsened,new reading glasses not working too well,print seems smaller not larger.GP or no? Just part of PTSD..Advice please?
Also must have hit head .Facial bleeding,heavy and bruising on left side of lower face.Now have balance issues,hearing has worsened,new reading glasses not working too well,print seems smaller not larger.GP or no? Just part of PTSD..Advice please?
lamiserable
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Headway
12 years ago
First Rituximab..
Well I finally had my first Rituximab infusion today after the debacle of the first attempt. No problems, feeling okay - bit stiff and tired for being sat over 6hrs but aside from that medically speaking all good. That said there were some issues, I had taken a friend with me (and fair enough hadn't
Well I finally had my first Rituximab infusion today after the debacle of the first attempt. No problems, feeling okay - bit stiff and tired for being sat over 6hrs but aside from that medically speaking all good. That said there were some issues, I had taken a friend with me (and fair enough hadn't
elrose
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NRAS
12 years ago
Has anyone else looked into post traumatic stress disorder and realise you have it!?
I came out of hospital in feb 2010 and have spent some time trying to research why I feel as I do! , I am getting on with my life but have realised I am definitely have PTSD, it is quite common after Icu , why should I be diagnosing myself, Icu saved my life, thank you, no follow ups though! That is
I came out of hospital in feb 2010 and have spent some time trying to research why I feel as I do! , I am getting on with my life but have realised I am definitely have PTSD, it is quite common after Icu , why should I be diagnosing myself, Icu saved my life, thank you, no follow ups though! That is
Mystery
in
ICUsteps
12 years ago
Ready for Week 7
I managed to complete W6 r3 last night. I started out thinking I may have to run/walk/run as I thought 25 mins may be too much for me. However I settled in to my run and all was going well, I agree with other bloggers that you do feel a bit abandoned by Laura as she leaves you alone for a while. However
I managed to complete W6 r3 last night. I started out thinking I may have to run/walk/run as I thought 25 mins may be too much for me. However I settled in to my run and all was going well, I agree with other bloggers that you do feel a bit abandoned by Laura as she leaves you alone for a while. However
lyndseyj
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
Stamina: The 25 minute wall
It's a month since I graduated and I've drifted a bit, still running 3 times a week but just to my own music, unsure what my next goal should be. I gave B210k a go (was finding it 'challenging' ;-) ) but last week a cold stopped me running altogether - when I went out on Monday after a week's break
It's a month since I graduated and I've drifted a bit, still running 3 times a week but just to my own music, unsure what my next goal should be. I gave B210k a go (was finding it 'challenging' ;-) ) but last week a cold stopped me running altogether - when I went out on Monday after a week's break
notbad
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
W5R1 - Switch on ?
Janda mentioned how this run doesn't seem as much of a test as some of the previous weeks and I have to agree. It's not that it's any easier, it isn't, it just seems that it's working, we're improving. I think Laura even mentions it in one of her pep talks. On that subject she's beginning to really
Janda mentioned how this run doesn't seem as much of a test as some of the previous weeks and I have to agree. It's not that it's any easier, it isn't, it just seems that it's working, we're improving. I think Laura even mentions it in one of her pep talks. On that subject she's beginning to really
Chewy
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
Happy hormones :D
It's been a while since I've posted, so a quick summary: Week 4, Run 3: Due to social commitments I had yet another morning run. Which I'd love to love, but they just ruin me. Got through it albeit a lot slower than W4R2 (I ran the same route and was about 150 metres behind where I was on the previous
It's been a while since I've posted, so a quick summary: Week 4, Run 3: Due to social commitments I had yet another morning run. Which I'd love to love, but they just ruin me. Got through it albeit a lot slower than W4R2 (I ran the same route and was about 150 metres behind where I was on the previous
Hidden
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
Exhausted, exhausted, exhausted . . . I'm
so tired of it. I'm taking Plaqunil but it doesn't seem to help. Anyone have any other ideas? We are going to Disneyland in October and I'm going to need more pep and energy. Jean
so tired of it. I'm taking Plaqunil but it doesn't seem to help. Anyone have any other ideas? We are going to Disneyland in October and I'm going to need more pep and energy. Jean
jean48
in
Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
12 years ago
Feeling discouraged :( Will I ever be fast(er)?
Well, I graduated about three weeks ago and now the initial sense of achievement had begun to ware off - I'm struggling not to feel really discouraged by my lack of speed :( It doesn't help that a couple of friends have graduates since and are merrily sailing along doing OVER 5K in 30 min - leaving me
Well, I graduated about three weeks ago and now the initial sense of achievement had begun to ware off - I'm struggling not to feel really discouraged by my lack of speed :( It doesn't help that a couple of friends have graduates since and are merrily sailing along doing OVER 5K in 30 min - leaving me
MrsBirdsnest
Graduate
in
Couch to 5K
12 years ago
EMDR anyone?
Hello fellow anxious people. I'm due to start a course of therapy called Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, EMDR, and was wondering if anyone had any experience of it? I'm hoping it is going to be the beginning of the end to my anxious ways as those that be believe my anxiety is PTSD. Anyone
Hello fellow anxious people. I'm due to start a course of therapy called Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, EMDR, and was wondering if anyone had any experience of it? I'm hoping it is going to be the beginning of the end to my anxious ways as those that be believe my anxiety is PTSD. Anyone
hollow
in
Anxiety Support
12 years ago
Telling tall stories
My late husband lost his right leg in a traffic accident. He was very brave, and coped with his prosthetic leg pretty well, managing to play squash, ride a bike, and even to run a half-marathon. He didn't ever let his disability stop him doing anything he wanted to, although if washing the
My late husband lost his right leg in a traffic accident. He was very brave, and coped with his prosthetic leg pretty well, managing to play squash, ride a bike, and even to run a half-marathon. He didn't ever let his disability stop him doing anything he wanted to, although if washing the
ladymoth
in
Fibromyalgia Action UK
12 years ago
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