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HenryTownshend
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- Apr 19, 2019
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sometimes and then I remember going to sleep just means waking back up
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Basically. I get up, get dressed then pretty much lay back on the bed for the rest of the day and watch YouTube or something. My existence has become totally pointless lately. I'm completely stuck in a rut and I don't know how to break this cycle.
That is exactly my life now. The worst part of my day is waking up, always a bitter disappointment. The best part of my day is falling asleep (always on prescription medications) hoping I will not wake up.
Most days are ok. Today just won't end. Well, weed will kick in soon.
You've just described my life. It's an endless cycle of meds, food, sleep, TV, computer and sleep again. I can't believe that I used to lead a productive life when I was able to work. Now life is just a dull locked down existence.
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yeah :/ do you think an afterlife exists?
In a word. Yesthis is how it goes for me... wake up, take morning pills, watch tv or something else useless, take afternoon meds, do the same, take night meds, watch tv for a few hours and fall asleep.
You've just described my life. It's an endless cycle of meds, food, sleep, TV, computer and sleep again. I can't believe that I used to lead a productive life when I was able to work. Now life is just a dull locked down existence.
I was pretty functional too, up until about three years ago. It just goes to show the toll mental illness takes on a person.i used to be a somewhat functional person too, many years ago...
I feel like sleep is my only escape sometimes. But i always mess up my sleep schedule and i end up staying up the entire day or sometimes i just can't sleep for no reason.