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Re: I'm emotionally traumatized - Can anybody help me, please?!
From: AdoptASAP (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 29 May 2001 19:42:55 -0500 (CDT)
Im here if you need to talk. Angi@adoptasap.org or AdoptASAP@psouth.net
I have been in your shoes. I was diagnosed last year with mild manic
depressive. Therapy, support and getting your PCOS undercontrol will do
you a WORLD of good.
PLEASE contact your RE/Gyna/Therapist about this NOW! YOu need one on
one help immediately. See if there is a help line for you whenever you
need it. Keep it by the phone. We are here for you!
At Tue, 29 May 2001, Rebeca wrote:
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>I now know I've had PCOS since puberty. The biggest problem for me with
>this syndrome is the SEVERE emotional ups and downs - mostly "downs" or
>fits of anger. It happens whenever my body feels like it! (I even saw a
>doctor thinking I may have a form of bi-polar disorder, but he said that
>I didn't.) I have almost no weeks of complete relief and many weeks that
>are a living hell - when I feel like a horrible monster! During those
>times, I am not able to function in life. It's hard to get out of bed,
>focus and remember what I was just doing or saying, handle basic
>decisions, play with my 6-year-old daughter, do my work at the office,
>go to the store, talk to anyone, you name it! I know we all have daily
>problems, but when I am depressed or angry these problems are so
>devastingly overwhelming I don't want to live anymore - I feel
>completely hopeless. Just recently I almost took my own life; I almost
>killed myself to escape from the intensity of the pain inside! I'M
>SCARED!! Thank God my husband was here to stop me - but what if he isn't
>some day? I'm still shaking about it!! I feel like a freak! I take
>strong antidepressants, antianxiety meds, as well as Glucophage and
>Aldactone, have seen a therapist and still have these episodes! This is
>robbing me of my life and my peace of mind, as well as harming my
>family.
>I really need some emotional support and am open to suggestions. This
>is my first time posting. I decided to look for support through the
>internet after the "near-death" experience. This is serious to me.
>Please help if you can. Thank you.
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