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Originally Posted by Mindfulness
hope you both feel better. I over share also Chio, and WWWP hope the new psychiatrist is nice.
Im hoping my nurse gives me benzodiazepines because I've heard those at least work. might even stop smoking marijuana if she can give me one. and not a low dose, I have really bad anxiety  |
I’m addicted to Xanax and it’s become a real hardship.
I’m not saying it was or was not the right course of action ...
Think hard about it. My anxiety was making it hard to go to work or walk my dog. I would worry for hours without mercy about having to walk my dog. And even with it like that being that imprisoned by my anxiety I still kind of wish I had never turned to benzos.
I’m not giving advice but I do believe you have to pay a very greedy piper with those. They make you so tired and sleepy too. Once you start getting hooked you’re either spinning with anxiety or nodding off. If there’s another path for you I encourage you to consider it. Benzos are not a free pass.
As for me I just filled the questionnaire for my next therapist.
Are you suicidal?
Do you have suicidal thoughts?
Do you have thoughts of harming yourself?
Do you have thoughts of harming others?
Like of course if you don’t want to get Baker Acted (Florida’s involuntary treatment) you have to say no but really all that **** - that’s my problem
People who piss me off - I want to ****ing kill them - I’m not planning on it but yeah I’m super ****ed up angry - that’s why I need help - and yes every single day I’m thinking I should just blow my ****ing brains out
If you weren’t going through this **** why would you want treatment?
Because I’m a little sad... I mean ffs
I’m not seeking treatment because I’m sad and angry and fearful - I’m seeking treatment because those feelings are frighteningly strong and disrupting my ability to enjoy life and function.
The entire questionaire was like if you’re suicidal confidentiality doesn’t apply. OK then I guess we can’t talk about it. Pretty easy being a therapist once you get your patients to sign off on being ok.