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Re: is depression a slow cataplexy?

Posted by Wolf Dreamer on February 6, 2004, at 23:50:09

In reply to is depression a slow cataplexy?, posted by zeugma on January 23, 2004, at 20:20:04

I haven't had depression since I was a teenager, spending countless hours each day lying in bed staring at the walls or the ceiling.

[quote]where orientation diminishes and emotions, associative thought processes, and random bursts of anxiety interrupt the normal flow of consciousness[/quote]
Thats every day of my life. I have anxiety.

The sleep thing.. waking up unable to move, I remembering having that a few times long ago. It won't kill you, just scare you senseless for a while. Do you ever have it when throughout the day your body suddenly goes numb and you have trouble moving?

Once away from the situation causing my depression, I got better. I was still a nervous wreck for some time, but that was mostly because my damn parents would come and go throughout the day, and never lock the door, so I had to go and check it every 5 seconds to make sure it was locked. Any intelligent person would be screwed up as well from that though.


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