I started a medicine to help stop my nightmares. The past 4 nights, I’ve had nightmares twice. Which is better than before. However, it’s still too often for my doctors liking, so she wants to up the dosage by a milligram.
I’m on an antidepressant, a migraine medication (to help prevent them), and now this stuff. (Technically it’s to lower blood pressure but it’s horrible at that and works wonders for trauma related nightmares)…
Drugs are bad unless the pharmacy is giving them to you :/ I’m really torn because I know A LOT of people feel like medication is bullshit and “it’s all in your head” and “if I wanted to feel better, I could without all this medication because they didn’t always have this stiff and people were okay”. But they weren’t, were they?
I’ve noticed a change in myself since starting the antidepressant. People I barely see have too. I know it’s helping me and making me feel better but I can’t get that thought out of my head now that it’s not necessary to take all these pills to feel better. At the same time, it is.
June 2013
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my brother is 21 years old and a chef in a 5 star restaurant and he still has dinosaur shaped chicken nuggets for dinner every night so dont let anybody tell you how to live your life
i am perfectly fine with having other people sit on my lap but i can’t sit on other people’s laps because i’m always paranoid that i’d crush them and they’d diE
yea you can “choose” the way you interpret what a slur means the same way you can say that the word “apple” could mean “banana” if you alter the meaning in your brain but in reality, if you say the word “apple” in front of a large group of people who have been exposed to apples their whole lives the majority will think of this
