Mental health

Nightcity Know what you mean though about Sertraline making it worse. I decided to give it up when I drove to an event, parked my car in a field car park, got out, had a panic attack, decided to abort the trip, turned round and had no idea where I was and spent about 90 mins looking for my car. I never even left the car park, and it wasn't big. That did it for me. I didn't get instantly disorientated, lost, confused, panicked, sick, before I started taking it. And I never have since I stopped taking it. Still think you should ask your GP first though - I was quite annoyed because I found out (after I highlighted all the problems) there were alternatives to try but I wasn't offered any, despite the fact that that drug clearly disagreed with me. It seems you have to not only know your own condition and know your rights these days but you have to take charge of it all yourself and fight for things too.

he supports me in everything I will tell him yes of course 🙂

I could never work unfortunately (unless it was 100% at home on my terms) I can't get through one NOT one day without two or three minimum incidents.

I have chronic prostate disease aka prostatitis, now for 10 years that alone ruins my life, on bad days (no exaggeration) I can urinate up to 30 times a day and often as every 15 minutes. and there's no build up warning I go immediately to a bathroom or have an accident it's absolutely disgusting no wonder I rarely leave home, this is before we get on to chronic migraines (at least one a week since age 8) and we're not even getting to the autism, ADHD, tourettes, depression, anxiety and colitis yet!

Nightcity That's really interesting that you get songs in your head, so do I! Sometimes I wake up with one - no idea where they come from 😊

I would never get married Catherine, that's far too much for me, so as eeL says that's a whopping achievement.

I'd consider a relationship again one day but not marriage,not me,never lol

Nightcity You sure have alot to deal with -be nice to yourself ❤

I don't see any of it as disgusting, we all have to urinate and some of us aren't blessed with bladder control 😊 My mother has Parkinson's and lung cancer - I recently had to take her to cancer treatment and pretty much every time she passed out on me and wet herself. I don't find it embarrassing at all - that's life for some of us - the more fortunate shouldn't judge. I don't know where the human race started being so prissy about bodily functions - we all do them. Not colitis but I've got several eating and digestive issues, used to get migraines VERY badly until I was sick, now not as often but still sometimes - I get it. But you know what? You're still a bloomin' decent person, I'd rather have you as a friend than half the able bodied nitwits lol

aww 💜💛 that's so lovely.

I'm sorry your mum is so ill also