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NovemberStar
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Thank you for your thoughtful reply Abstract.
I see what you mean, in terms of keeping it as a subject to talk about. I am really aware of - and I dont' think I do, do it - of trying to GET a rescued response ... I don't set out to phone them and be rescued ... I know rescue is futile ...BUT, in amongst that, it is very very hard to get my head around that I can feel so suicidal, and there's next to NO response???!!!
Monday - I wanted to be heard. I was initially - I was given an appointment to see the Dr at psych services. I did not expect to be hospitalized; I was scared I might be (I wanted the option of the 'out' still, in term so suicide - I felt very torn) - I did think I would be offered something- a phone call from the after hours team, even a visit to check in on me later that day. but - nothing.
I just wish so much, the feelings weren't so REAL - it is just so real - it feels like the past and the present touch each other.
Today was a much better day - I felt the same feelings - suicidal ideation, hopelessness, really wanting to take the pills when I see the psychologist on Friday ... but going to work helped a lot, and tonight I don't have those more intense feelings.
The ED- I'm not able to 'fix' it or 'get help' for it - there is no help for it available - the Ed centre near me just does outpatient, and therapy consists of seeing one of them once a week for twenty minutes to have vitals taken, weight and bloods etc. A little chat about eating better - but not therapy or worksheets etc. I had over a decade of no eating disorder until the trauma event triggering the childhood trauma, nearly three years ago. this year I had 8 months of no behaviors, and a stable weight for well over a year (after gaining back all the weight I needed to). It was the PTSD stuff that happened again in July that triggered my ED again. I struggled for several weeks to cope with the PTSD without the ED, and managed to do so.
In the end, it got too much - I only relapsed again because I was SO suicidal, it really really felt I had no other option but to relapse.
It really was, relapse and use ED behaviours to cope with the intense PTSD stuff - or kill myself. My team know this - they all know I really feel I would be dead if I didnt use the ED to cope. I dont want to use it, but I have no otehr working options right now. In a perfect world,
I see what you mean, in terms of keeping it as a subject to talk about. I am really aware of - and I dont' think I do, do it - of trying to GET a rescued response ... I don't set out to phone them and be rescued ... I know rescue is futile ...BUT, in amongst that, it is very very hard to get my head around that I can feel so suicidal, and there's next to NO response???!!!
Monday - I wanted to be heard. I was initially - I was given an appointment to see the Dr at psych services. I did not expect to be hospitalized; I was scared I might be (I wanted the option of the 'out' still, in term so suicide - I felt very torn) - I did think I would be offered something- a phone call from the after hours team, even a visit to check in on me later that day. but - nothing.
I just wish so much, the feelings weren't so REAL - it is just so real - it feels like the past and the present touch each other.
Today was a much better day - I felt the same feelings - suicidal ideation, hopelessness, really wanting to take the pills when I see the psychologist on Friday ... but going to work helped a lot, and tonight I don't have those more intense feelings.
The ED- I'm not able to 'fix' it or 'get help' for it - there is no help for it available - the Ed centre near me just does outpatient, and therapy consists of seeing one of them once a week for twenty minutes to have vitals taken, weight and bloods etc. A little chat about eating better - but not therapy or worksheets etc. I had over a decade of no eating disorder until the trauma event triggering the childhood trauma, nearly three years ago. this year I had 8 months of no behaviors, and a stable weight for well over a year (after gaining back all the weight I needed to). It was the PTSD stuff that happened again in July that triggered my ED again. I struggled for several weeks to cope with the PTSD without the ED, and managed to do so.
In the end, it got too much - I only relapsed again because I was SO suicidal, it really really felt I had no other option but to relapse.
It really was, relapse and use ED behaviours to cope with the intense PTSD stuff - or kill myself. My team know this - they all know I really feel I would be dead if I didnt use the ED to cope. I dont want to use it, but I have no otehr working options right now. In a perfect world,