Thoughts Chronic Illness Stuff - Etc.

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To all my chronic illness fighters out there feel free to post memes, quotes or anything you want related to chronic illnesses and the community it can be anything you want. :) I feel it's a nice way to post things that can make us laugh but also spreads awareness as well. :)

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My chronic illness comes out as depression and anxiety attacks at times. It’s hard when these things happen and people turn their backs on you. It amazes me that people can’t see past your illness. Can drop you as a friend because of it.
It’s so lonely makes me feel desperate to feel at peace.
 
My chronic illness comes out as depression and anxiety attacks at times. It’s hard when these things happen and people turn their backs on you. It amazes me that people can’t see past your illness. Can drop you as a friend because of it.
It’s so lonely makes me feel desperate to feel at peace.

I can relate 1000% it really is hard especially when people can't relate at all so they don't know what we go through.
 
Sertraline / Venlafaxine / Citalopram / Mirtazapine / Fluoxetine / Duloxetine / Seroquel / Lamictal / Bupropion / Lexapro / Zoloft / Prozac / Wellbutrin / Lorazepam / Clonopin / Cymbalta

If you're unlucky enough to know what these tablets are or know a loved one who takes them, then I don't have to describe to you what this post is regarding. But, if you don't I will fill you in.
That medication allows people to deal with a normal day to day life. Although most days it leaves them tired, spaced out, emotionless, or even super emotional. Crazy right? Why would anyone want to feel like that? Well this is why!!
You see, some people suffer from severe depression and anxiety.
In their brain it doesn't sit right, something seems different. They notice little differences that 'normal' people wouldn't notice.
That comment you didn't tag them in, but you tagged other people? They see that, and say to themselves why didn't you tag me? What's up with me?
You read that message they sent and they see that you did, but you didn't reply.. why didn't you reply? And they feel like they have done something to upset you?
You didn't say I love you on the phone.. do you not love them anymore? Do you love someone else instead?
They just made a comment about them was it a joke? Was that person supposed to laugh? Or did they mean it? Are they being nice? Are they talking about them? Do they talk about them? They then think I bet they don’t like me really.
They say sorry all the time. They feel like they annoy everyone.
And for all those questions they will spend hours trying to answer. Let it all build up in their mind, until it sends them to tears...... it's mental that they see things that way.
It's not only mental changes, but physical changes. They don't eat a lot, mainly rubbish, because they need it now and need the energy from lack of sleep. Insomnia, up all night answering questions to situations that don't even exist, or sleep too much and waste half their day still feeling tired.
They still smile and they have every excuse for when you ask why.
But the tablets can help them.
Because they know when they start to feel this way or think this way, they need help.
They know that when their behaviour starts to change, They need guidance.
And they understand that they don't need to be ashamed. They don't need to be understood. They just need to be accepted. Everyone is fighting a battle and sometimes you need to be kinder.
So I may just be another person who's talking about mental health....
Living with this illness is hard, but trying to understand it, is even harder. It’s also 100 times harder if they have another condition on top of this.
Don't suffer in silence.❤
 
My own personal chronic illness, Multiple Sclerosis. It’s difficult to explain in words how it affects me, but I mostly suffer with severe exhaustion and muscle pain. I know it’s not a death sentence, but there have been many times in the past 5 years that I’ve wished for it…
 

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My own personal chronic illness, Multiple Sclerosis. It’s difficult to explain in words how it affects me, but I mostly suffer with severe exhaustion and muscle pain. I know it’s not a death sentence, but there have been many times in the past 5 years that I’ve wished for it…
Awww you're not alone. This is a thread I started back on my first account but deleted it and made my account I have now so feel free to post here anytime.
 
This is a thread I made back when I was (Nessa) but feel free to post here if anyone wants too.
 
Awww you're not alone. This is a thread I started back on my first account but deleted it and made my account I have now so feel free to post here anytime.
Thanks Onyx, from the month or so I’ve been here, with everything you post, be it supportive comments, memes, GIFs or showing your gorgeous self, I appreciate you <3
 
My own personal chronic illness, Multiple Sclerosis. It’s difficult to explain in words how it affects me, but I mostly suffer with severe exhaustion and muscle pain. I know it’s not a death sentence, but there have been many times in the past 5 years that I’ve wished for it…
My fiancé has MS. He's is a wheelchair now because it got so bad. It's heartbreaking to watch someone suffer with it...
Just wanted to say, I'm sorry you have to deal with such a complicated disease, really. It's not easy.
 
My fiancé has MS. He's is a wheelchair now because it got so bad. It's heartbreaking to watch someone suffer with it...
Just wanted to say, I'm sorry you have to deal with such a complicated disease, really. It's not easy.
Thank you Brunette! It’s nice to see someone else who understands it, obviously not nice that they do but y’know what I mean. Means a lot to have support from someone who knows what a life with MS is like. I appreciate your comment tremendously :)
 
Thank you Brunette! It’s nice to see someone else who understands it, obviously not nice that they do but y’know what I mean. Means a lot to have support from someone who knows what a life with MS is like. I appreciate your comment tremendously :)
Of course. Obviously I could never know exactly how you feel, but I understand, to an extent, how rough it is and just wanted you to know you're not alone. :)
 
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