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bizi 06-04-2016 09:47 AM

I am glad that you have some friends to help you.
((((HUGS)))))
bizi

mymorgy 06-04-2016 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by OhKay (Post 1213217)
Depression saps energy for sure. You need to have a long talk with your pdoc and be honest about everything. Maybe he should be moving antidepressant doses rather than risperdal…. IDK he has to know everything so he can make the right decision.

If your vitamin B12 is low that could be contributing to your lack of energy as well. That's something well worth checking. Talk to your doctor about your lack of energy and ask him to run some labs… he will know what to look for.

I wish you were feeling better Bobby :hug::hug::hug:

I will be honest with him. I do take 5000 mg of b12 for my pernicious anemia.
I take seraline and welbutrin. I am only taking one risperdal now...My sleeping is so poor. So many things stressful and sad things have happened this year. I just called my cousin and found out his sound has brain cancer. It never ends.
bobby

mymorgy 06-04-2016 05:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bizi (Post 1213229)
I am glad that you have some friends to help you.
((((HUGS)))))
bizi

robert is a technical genius...within a minute he showed me how the air conditioner works with the fan. what a difference. I thought it was defective.
then within three minutes he figured out it was the monitor and went home and got a spare one. It is really nice to have friends but to have technical geniusues in this age is something else.
bobby

OhKay 06-05-2016 08:03 AM

I'm glad you have Robert for all that stuff.

And I'm happy to hear that you're going to lay it all on the table for your pdoc.

It has been a very hard year for you :hug::hug::hug:

mymorgy 06-05-2016 09:30 AM

robert also alway brings over mickey the super dog. I cuddled with him for fifteen minutes when robert when home to get his monitor. I am really blessed to have robert as a friend. I also like to see the way he figures out computer problems. It seems as if he knows everything. I didn't tell him i bought a printer because I thought it was unfixable. sure enough i had dropped a pen in it and tried to blame a cat. I shook the printer and didn't hear anything so i assumed nothing fell in. I am embarrassed to tell him that i am getting a new printer. He approved of the new monitor i am getting.
bobby

mymorgy 06-05-2016 09:34 AM

i don't know what to say to the doctor. within a day i can be so depressed and then okay without anything happening. I don't want to tell him that i think of death a lot. I would never do anything but i still don't want him to know.
Once again I am going to start reading the regency historical fiction. they are a big waste of time but maybe i can get my concentration back and start reading and swearing off cnn. it is as if i am punishing myself by the amount of time i spend listening to cnn, I didn''t realize they were so bias too.
bobby

bizi 06-05-2016 01:08 PM

yes do something that interests you and that you enjoy. Have you ever thought about taking on line classes?
bizi

mymorgy 06-05-2016 01:33 PM

i take the religious classes twice a week and next semester i think i will sign up for three a week. I am tired a lot and my concentration hasn't been good. right now i am trying to read a book and i seem to stop almost every half an hour.
I try to take a nap but can't. If only i could sleep better. sleeping pills never worked.
bobby

bizi 06-05-2016 05:17 PM

Not sleeping is so hard....I wish you slept better.
benadryl worked for me for 2 years then stopped so now I take klonipin to sleep works pretty good!
((((hugs))))
bizi

OhKay 06-06-2016 07:04 AM

Many people with depression think about death often and pdocs understand the difference between thinking about death and being suicidal very well, so please don't worry about that.

I think it would be helpful for you to write down how you feel for your pdoc. None of us feel the same way every day. I'm sure that how you feel every day is very different depending on your anxiety level. Sometimes notes really help me with my neurologist.

The major news networks are biased. I either watch news or cartoons. A big difference, I know. Reading familiar books has always been something comforting for me, but I have trouble reading now, too. I like the idea of classes, religious classes :hug:

I'm glad that you are getting your new monitor and Robert approves of your choice. You can just tell him that while you were shopping for monitors, you decided it was time for a printer upgrade, too ;)


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