Freida
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T told me I'm tired because I'm so busy holding off my emotions it takes up all of my energy. Great....:banghead:
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I think that's me too. So repressed in so many ways. I can't afford to lose it. Not safe. I just hide instead. Life is not fun at the moment.T told me I'm tired because I'm so busy holding off my emotions it takes up all of my energy. Great.......
I can't afford to lose it.
I think you are pretty legendary with how much you address and apply and persist and continue to redress @Disco Dancing Queen .I so get it @Freida and @mumstheword. I tried to do th...
I have really had to find my own ways of managing things, because my triggers were so wide ranging and various. I really have had to do very dedicated drilling down of things and work on things in bee's baby steps at times, it has been quite a demanding experience. And because I was so emotionally dysregulated from such a young age due to the physical/emotional and sexual abuses starting to young I really had to work around a whole lot of things.I think you are pretty legendary with how much you address and apply and persist and continue to redress @Disco Dancing Queen .
Great news! And it is not easy!My eating is improving back to how I used to eat. More vegetarian and healthful by the day. Lots of resisting and saying no and taking the time to get myself something different to my family who don't have the same issues, like obesity.
Me too, ditto! The only thing was I was so dissociated it just didn't really connect, even when I had to buy bigger clothes!I hate admitting that I've become obese but I just had to go buy size 16 and 18 clothes so I can't really deny my more-than-a-little-overweight problem.
I'm super curious...is there anyone else that just feels exhausted all the time?
The symptoms of PTSD (heightened awareness, heightened sensitivity, dissociation, etc) all cost physical energy. Which could explain the fatigue.
Yep.
I have a few different kinds.
Adrenaline Crash ... SleepDep (I wake up tired and go to bed wide awake) ... Depression
I got a sleep study done and found out I have apnea and got one of those weird little machines. Hoping that helps cause poor sleep is a huge issue in feeling exhausted...But w/PTSD it makes sense to be exhausted. Being on high alert alone is exhausting.
but I know if I am not rested... have myself scattered in too many directions... trying to keep PTSD symptoms at bay, and I just get to the point I can't put one foot in front of the other...
as well as re-learning how to breathe, move, and talk to myself were some of my greatest saving graces.
I'm always exhausted.
I feel tired a lot. Not very motivated to do much.
Man, I have melted into this chair...tired to the tenth. Feels good to feel calmer and less on guard. Good god...
I can't remember the last time I woke up feeling ready to run a marathon instead of having just finished one.
Stare at the ceiling, toss and turn, fall back asleep.
yep. Right there with ya. No words of wisdom --just a note that I'm down the hole with you
My soul is tired and hurt.
same....sick of me telling myself “go workout you’ll feel better” usually followed by “if I could punch you in the face it would feel better”
I just hide instead. Life is not fun at the moment.
is there anyone else that just feels exhausted all the time? I'm not on any meds (yet) so it's not a side effect - although that concerns me as my doctor wants to subscribe me something next visit as we dive more into this all
Yes, especially when I'm actively working through memories or I got triggered by an event. Then I find I can never get enough sleep. I take naps here and there throughout the day. I'm finding exercise helps a bit. Also taking my vitamins and supplements and eating better. Some days I eat better than others.I wake up exhausted.
That so much describes how I feel on some mornings or afternoons depending on when I wake up.I can't remember the last time I woke up feeling ready to run a marathon instead of having just finished one.