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politeComputer8612
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PathStep 1 Compassion hearts20 Forum posts10 Forum upvotes7 Current upvotes7 Age GroupAdult Last activeSeptember, 2024 Member sinceAugust 3, 2024
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Prescribed Drug addiction
Alcohol & Drug Addiction Support / by politeComputer8612
Last post
August 10th
...See more I was aware of having drug addition problems in my family and also I had already alcohol addiction when I was copying. I was telling in my late medical provided that I didn’t want to take benzodiazepines but she thought that I wasn’t an alcoholic and I am overreacting, 4 years later I am still struggling with benzodiazepines addiction and when I should take under specific circumstances I am experiencing intrusive thoughts expecting the time that I could get the next dosage, and this is the point that I should raise it to my doctor to stop the medication. So in times of severe distress I should use benzodiazepines and then I am experiencing severe withdrawal symptoms such as fever, tremors, nightmares, heightened irritability and anxiety. And all of these for no reason , since I warned my previous psychiatrist that I don’t want to take these medication except for urgent situations, she didn’t hear me and now I have severe addiction and it is hard. Harder than alcohol since I had to take this medication when needed.
Regression in Childhood School Experiences
Trauma Support / by politeComputer8612
Last post
August 9th
...See more I have c ptsd & aIrishman. I am about to relocate soon in another country, which means that I have to make closures with friends, family, work etc etc and I am not coming back. Each transition was very stressful and traumatic to me since my parents were always like “you abandon us” showing that with behaviors & actions and not verbally. So this was happening in each transition I was facing. One of the most difficult transitions were back in high school where I felt that I had no friends to share together the difficulties of moving in a new school with higher academic expectations and make the transition structured. So I had to start all over again, from zero to establish the interaction with teachers that didn’t get that I have learning disabilities and I am coming from an abusing home unsupported psychologically. So I didn’t have friends and I couldn’t communicate with anybody about my struggles. My parents were having super high expectations of me to thrive in the new environment and when I was expressing concerns, they were getting abusive for not understanding their difficulties to raise me and how hard workers they were for us (we didn’t have financial issues). So now, although I have strong support system with friends and my family stopped being abusive and made so many transitions in my life, I feel that I am going to be alone with no friends, no supported by my family and the professors having high expectation of me although I have my diagnosis now and I already took the appropriate accommodation and psychological support. i am regressed in my childhood experiences and I am having some intense flashbacks leading me to severe panic attacks.
Autism diagnosis and past misdiagnosis
Autism Support / by politeComputer8612
Last post
August 18th
...See more I recently was diagnosed with high functioning autism with many autistic traits. The last few years I was misdiagnosed with a mood disorder and also I have comorbidity with other disorders right now, which make the clinical picture super clear now. People around me don’t accept my autism diagnosis since in professional settings I seem too sociable, which is not the case since when I am home I feel drained because I push myself too hard. Also, they can’t believe that a person that “appears” social can be autistic and except for that they are telling me that it is not possible to have many different diagnosis at once, and they don’t get my challenging journey. So I feel alone with the realization of autism.
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