waking up

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• independent_ Community Connector Posts: 9,390 Supreme Poster

  January 2021

  Hey Ellie, I’m sorry to hear you’re feeling like that. What makes you feel like that when you wake up, are you finding you’re dreading the days for a specific reason or are you just generally feeling really low?

  “Sometimes the people around you won’t understand your journey. They don’t need to, it’s not for them.”

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• Former Member Posts: 487 Listening Ear

  January 2021

  Hi @ellie2000
  
  It sounds as though you're feeling low, is that right? I'm so sorry to hear it. It can be incredibly difficult to feel optimistic or even just 'okay' about the day to come under the current circumstances, even more so if you're already struggling with your mental health.
  
  Do you want to talk more about what specifically is making you feel this way? We're all here to support you, Ellie  

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• ellie2000 Posts: 4,635 The Mix Elder

  January 2021

  i havent selfharmed since october last yr, i stay in the house now, i havent yet . how long can the body stand the cold, vry vry sad, even b4 lockdown i been feeling abit oo-er. i don't hav the tools to b bouncy and content, wat do i need?

  Crazy mad insane

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• Past User Posts: 0 Just got here

  January 2021

  Hey Ellie just wanted to say well done for staying self harm clean for so long that’s amazing we’re all incredibly proud of you. I don’t have any answers but keep reaching out and talking to us we’ll always be here for you. You never have to go through anything alone I’m always happy to listen if you ever need anything. We all believe in you big hugs 

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• Former Member Posts: 487 Listening Ear

  January 2021 edited January 2021

  i havent selfharmed since october last yr

  
  That's wonderful news @ellie2000! You should be really proud of yourself for this. 
  
  It sounds like you've been feeling this way for a while, even before lockdown. What coping techniques have helped when you've felt like this before? Are there any you could adapt or still do, during lockdown?
  
  I totally hear you that it's hard to be upbeat or even content right now, and you absolutely don't have to be super positive given the current circumstances. Simply getting to a place where you feel 'okay' getting up everyday, without that sense of dread, is a big step by itself. We're here to listen and help you get through this. 

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• ellie2000 Posts: 4,635 The Mix Elder

  January 2021

  getting up without dread? living with ptsd, i dread everyday. its like i step outside myself before i can do coping techniques, getting up is a big step, sometimes i don't want to, the world is and was a scary place, i do music but i seem apathetic.
  
  tips?

  Crazy mad insane

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• Past User Posts: 0 Just got here

  January 2021

  Hey Ellie it’s good that you have some coping strategies. I’m sorry I don’t really have any tips these things can take time but keep reaching out and talking to people with time things will get better. The world is a scary place but there are also some wonderful people out there and if you ever need anything we’re always here for you 
  Its ok if getting out of bed is difficult, sometimes all we can do is just wake up and that’s ok. We’re all proud of how far you’ve come, sorry I can’t say anything better or more helpful and sorry if I sounded patronising. I don’t have any advice but I just wanted to say we’re here we’re listening and We all care about you, you don’t have to go through anything alone. here if you ever need anything 

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• Siena Inactive Posts: 15,759 Skive's The Limit

  January 2021

  
  

  
  

  ellie2000 said:

  how do u wake up not feeling 'urgh, not again'

  I wish I knew that!
  
  

  ellie2000 said:

  i havent selfharmed since october last yr, 
  
  this if great well done. And if you have self harmed since posting this. It’s okay you’re doing your best

  
  

  ~Probably dead now

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