Doomcat
Member
- Jul 12, 2019
- 14
Hi all,
This is my first time posting but I've been lurking on the site for almost a year. When I first got here, I was actively planning my suicide. In fact, I had picked a method (full suspension), date (right after the new year) and had made arrangement (suicide notes, leaving money to my husband, etc). I went
to therapy thinking it would provide my loved ones with some solace (at least I had done everything I could). From there they medicated me pretty heavily and I've been with my therapist with almost a year. Everyone says I'm better, and I do act better. And in a way, I feel a little better (I can laugh and have good days), but my lows are actually getting much worse. I'm just much better at hiding things. I'm starting to lean back toward the idea of suicide, simply because the idea of keeping up this effort to live is so exhausting. I don't feel depressed (as in exhausted and numb) as I did before, but I'm struggling with holding onto reality (thanks to to meds) and I just can't get comfortable in my own skin. I feel like my therapist tells me things just because it's his job and my medications are changing the actual structure of my brain and I don't know who I am anymore. Sorry, I think I'm rambling. I guess my question is there anyone else out there that has people in their life insisting that they are getting better but are actually feeling worse? I just can't see a future for me.
This is my first time posting but I've been lurking on the site for almost a year. When I first got here, I was actively planning my suicide. In fact, I had picked a method (full suspension), date (right after the new year) and had made arrangement (suicide notes, leaving money to my husband, etc). I went
to therapy thinking it would provide my loved ones with some solace (at least I had done everything I could). From there they medicated me pretty heavily and I've been with my therapist with almost a year. Everyone says I'm better, and I do act better. And in a way, I feel a little better (I can laugh and have good days), but my lows are actually getting much worse. I'm just much better at hiding things. I'm starting to lean back toward the idea of suicide, simply because the idea of keeping up this effort to live is so exhausting. I don't feel depressed (as in exhausted and numb) as I did before, but I'm struggling with holding onto reality (thanks to to meds) and I just can't get comfortable in my own skin. I feel like my therapist tells me things just because it's his job and my medications are changing the actual structure of my brain and I don't know who I am anymore. Sorry, I think I'm rambling. I guess my question is there anyone else out there that has people in their life insisting that they are getting better but are actually feeling worse? I just can't see a future for me.