i'm sick of living like this
~miss nikky~
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: windsor gardens, south australia, australia
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i'm sick of living like this
i ended up having an admission for mental health assessment lasy night after a suicide attempt.
i was realeased into the care of my next door neighbour this morning.
i cannot say i feel any better, i will not take medication as it does nothing but make my life more miserable than it is already.
does anyone know of any successful therapies that are behavioural based or naturapathic based that have worked for them.
i hate feeling so low, im attacking people verbally cos im so sick an tired of feeling like shyte
im sick of others just assuming im fine an can hack it when the truth is im all alone an cannot handle life.
i hate my life an everyone in it.
how does someone overcome this feeling?
maybe i should just give up now an be done with it.
a very stressed an scared
niks
i was realeased into the care of my next door neighbour this morning.
i cannot say i feel any better, i will not take medication as it does nothing but make my life more miserable than it is already.
does anyone know of any successful therapies that are behavioural based or naturapathic based that have worked for them.
i hate feeling so low, im attacking people verbally cos im so sick an tired of feeling like shyte
im sick of others just assuming im fine an can hack it when the truth is im all alone an cannot handle life.
i hate my life an everyone in it.
how does someone overcome this feeling?
maybe i should just give up now an be done with it.
a very stressed an scared
niks
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: NSW
Posts: 2,907
Hey Nikky, I'm so sorry you're doing it so hard.
Maybe you could consider going into the rehab that you mentioned, just for a while.
Your daughter will be ok, she'll do what she has to, to finish her studies.
It's important you do what's best for you, and if that means going away for a bit, well, that's what you'll have to do.
God darlin' I had no idea you're feeling so sad.
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Maybe you could consider going into the rehab that you mentioned, just for a while.
Your daughter will be ok, she'll do what she has to, to finish her studies.
It's important you do what's best for you, and if that means going away for a bit, well, that's what you'll have to do.
God darlin' I had no idea you're feeling so sad.
:ghug3
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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Aw Nikk - I don't have any magic words, I just wanted to say I understand. I've been there. It hurts. And that you're not alone - it just feels that way. Stay on course - keep on going to your meetings and working with your sponsor. Talk about what's going on inside of you. That helped me the most: just getting it out and sharing it with someone I trusted. I hope you can get some rest today, hon. Hang in there. Much love.
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Location: Texas
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Nik, I am sorry that your hurting. I once heard that suicide is a permanent fix to a temporary problem. Is there anyway you could go to psychotherapy? I talked to a dr about 6 weeks ago for an hour and it did a world of good. Just a thought. Hang in there.
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It's really heartbreaking reading how bad you are at the moment, i remember reading loads of positive posts from you and always looked out to see how you were doing. You were doing ok a couple of months ago and you can go back to that with an even stronger determination to make your life better, please don't think about ending it that would really suck for everybody that knows you!
Did you find out about the treatment centre you mentioned before, is that still an option?
Did you find out about the treatment centre you mentioned before, is that still an option?
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Location: Rhode Island
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Nikki,
I hope you come back and let us know how you're doing. Many people have posted. We care.
Cognitive behavioral therapy is also known to help very much in many circumstances. A good therapist can teach you the technique in a short period of time; you can then work on issues yourself or in conjunction with your therapist. It becomes a very helpful way of looking at life realistically. Here's a link that can explain it to you.
In-Depth: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy | Psych Central
I do hope you'll look into it with a trained therapist. Your doctor can refer you to one. It's been known to have very high success rates in a short period of time.
Shalom!
I hope you come back and let us know how you're doing. Many people have posted. We care.
Cognitive behavioral therapy is also known to help very much in many circumstances. A good therapist can teach you the technique in a short period of time; you can then work on issues yourself or in conjunction with your therapist. It becomes a very helpful way of looking at life realistically. Here's a link that can explain it to you.
In-Depth: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy | Psych Central
I do hope you'll look into it with a trained therapist. Your doctor can refer you to one. It's been known to have very high success rates in a short period of time.
Shalom!
~miss nikky~
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: windsor gardens, south australia, australia
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thankyou to you all!
im just checking in quickly as im going to a restraunt with my sponsor then staying at her house til tommorrow arvo an gotta get ready
im getting out, researching the therapies i need, for now though im taking care of myself an my appearance which means im on the up & up again! yay!
im just checking in quickly as im going to a restraunt with my sponsor then staying at her house til tommorrow arvo an gotta get ready
im getting out, researching the therapies i need, for now though im taking care of myself an my appearance which means im on the up & up again! yay!
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Hey Nikky!
There are so many things in the world that make life worth living....
Warm flannel shirts on a cold night.
A cup of coffee and the big old Sunday paper.
The sight of a little bird in the spring all puffed up because it's still cold.
The voice of a loved one on the phone.
Snow!
Clean, warm towels out of the dryer.
A hockey game (rugby, soccer.....) on the telly and a bowl of popcorn.
The first daffodils in spring.
So many things, and people, want you to stay around Nikky! Hang in there! It does get better....
Hugs and prayers, HG
There are so many things in the world that make life worth living....
Warm flannel shirts on a cold night.
A cup of coffee and the big old Sunday paper.
The sight of a little bird in the spring all puffed up because it's still cold.
The voice of a loved one on the phone.
Snow!
Clean, warm towels out of the dryer.
A hockey game (rugby, soccer.....) on the telly and a bowl of popcorn.
The first daffodils in spring.
So many things, and people, want you to stay around Nikky! Hang in there! It does get better....
Hugs and prayers, HG
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