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Originally Posted by arilevy
thank you rebecca for the positive support its always helpful. I've let them know about everything that's going on the internet is my biggest downfall I seem to diagnose myself with whatever I read but I have come to learn that every case is different and to trust the professionals. I'm sorry to hear about your husband and I'm glad things are better I can imagine how difficult it is because I can see my family struggle because of this. thanks again Becky ill look into more reliable sources
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It's not fun. I had a car accident in june. It was a head on collission. My head hit the windshield and I was out for around thirty minutes. I still have scars on my forehead, cheek and above my eyebrow. Had broken ribs as well.
The body has healed but I am really struggling. Subsequently to the accident I kept getting into disagreements with people. It wasn't until somebody mentioned it that I realized there was a pattern to it. It's like my normal personality has been hijacked. It's me but it's certainly not the me I am used to. I am getting better but I still feel that my way of relating to others has been altered.
The other issue is this constant depression, lethargy and lack of motivation that I cannot seem to shake. I do not feel functional. I do think of suicide quite often as way of escape. And yet, I am one of those people who would never do such a thing, so I can't figure out why my mind keeps going there.
i read your story and it helped me feel a bit better just to know I am not the only one dealing with these issues. I hope my story can do the same.
I keep hearing it will pass. I wish it would hurry up and do so.