Mental health
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Good night everyone. I hope you all manage to sleep well.
Good night @Strawberry1 thinking of you. Take care.
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Good night everyone.
I had quite a pleasant day at home today.
I hope we all manage to get some sleep tonight.
Take care positive vibes to you.๐
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Good morning everyone. Bright and sunny here today, will probably do some gardening.
I hope you all have as good a day as you can and the sun is shining where you are.
@Strawberry1 thinking of you. Take care.
Best wishes everyone.
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Good morning everyone.
I never got any sleep again last night.
I'm tired and I have a headache.
Its sunny but chilly here.
I hope you all manage to have a good day, as best you can.
I hope you are okay. ๐
Positive vibes to everyone.
Take care.
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I hope you're ok @Luvpink, thinking of you, getting no sleep, well, I understand completely. Take very good care of yourself.
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Sorry for not chatting before now
So sorry
Please take care of yourselves
Hope you all have a peaceful day
Please take care
Best wishes always
Please bear with me for a while
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Hi @Strawberry1 no need to apologise. Just chat when you feel like it. Sending positive vibes.
Best wishes always.
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Hope everyone's doing ok today.
Nice to see you @Strawberry1, no need to be sorry. Like @Bluebell21 said, just chat when you feel up to it. โบ๏ธ
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Not too bad thanks @Holly_Scope the sun is still shining here although going cooler now.
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Hey I've had an awful year it never ends.
I was put on venaflaxine 5 weeks sgo shortly after I was last on here I started getting severe and bizarre vision problems including double vision, Many copies of led clock times stacked on top of each other etc.
an emergency optician told me to get off them asap as I have narrowing angles and will go blind, I was then yanked off them instantly which isn't how you're ever meant to come off medications, which not only returned my original issues of severe anxiety disorder and tremors but added several other problems like mood swings migraines and brain zaps and su...dal behaviour.
I was referred at speed to brighton eye hospital who want me back in May for a laser procedure to fix the high risk of a rare type of sudden glaucoma attack.
the new meds prescribed last week I've literally just received as they managed to mess that up too and lose the prescription.
so I'm now slowly starting again and when I'm well again I'll have no choice but to put in a formal complaint about the constant mistakes and six weeks of misery I've been through.
I've been thrown on and off diazpam like a raggy doll to bridge the gaps in their constant mistakes.
today is the first Day I'm seeing a hope of getting well but waiting for the eye hospital isn't helping with the risk hanging over me.
hope everyone else is doing ok.
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I am so sorry you are having such a challenging time @Nightcity I hope the new meds will help and you have no side effects.
I think you have had more than your share of bad luck. I hope things begin to get better for you.I hope you do not have to wait too long for your eye hospital appointment.
Take care.
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Bless you @Nightcity that's a hell of an ordeal and must have been so scary. I'm so pleased you're starting to feel hopeful. Fingers crossed your new medication kicks in soon and you start to feel better. ๐
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thank you both, I've been so angry and they know I'm not letting it go, I may change surgery as the trust is now absolutely gone @Holly_Scope @Bluebell21 apparently the eye hospital is satisfied the chance of an acute glaucoma attack within a month is low but in the long term it's inevitable so they did promise 4 weeks ideally six maximum to do it.
it's typical because apparently that's also rare in Caucasian males especially under 60 years old it's almost exclusively an elderly female or Asian community condition but that's my luck for you LOL. they believe as I'm abnormally far sighted and have smaller eyes that's been underlying and likely would never ever have been an issue however a handful of medications venaflaxine being one can set it off and as it's on my records as a child as far back as 1992 it shouldn't of been prescribed.
thankfully this procedure has a 90% + success rate and I'll be no more at risk after than anyone else. ๐
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I'm not surprised you've been feeling angry @Nightcity. It must have been really worrying for you. I'm just pleased you managed to get off the medication before it got any worse.
It sounds like you're coming out the other side of it now thankfully, especially with that really positive success rate. Will you keep us updated on how you're getting on?
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Thank you.
Its been a long day
I went to visit a friend in hospital.
So sorry to hear of your health issues.
I hope things improve for you.
Thinking of you and wishing you well.
I hope everyone manages to have as good an evening as you can.
Take care.
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sure.
I had to sort myself out which is absolutely plain wrong because it changed everything about me including my personality I avoid trouble and detest aggression and suddenly I was ranting and saying some absolutely evil things but yes thankfully I'm now myself again and it can only go the right way.
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hey luvpink
thank you!
Great to see you as always.
hope you're ok.
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Ive not read every part of what you have posted @Nightcity .
Sounds like you are going through a very very very stressful time
Im so very very sorry to see how you are not your usual bubbly self
Sending loads of empathy and compassion your way
Sending warm wishes from the heart to you
Sending gentle hugs your way too
Please take care
Sending kind blessings your way
Best wishes always
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Sending warm wishes to @Bluebell21 , @Santosha12 and @luvpink
Hope you all can have a peaceful night
Look after yourselves
Best wishes always
I will be back again soon
Been sleeping alot to help me cope a bit better
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Hoping for better days ahead for you @Nightcity
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