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Posted by Jazzed on June 27, 2005, at 15:27:46
I turned on my babble mail. I'm not sure how to babble mail you, but it's on.
I was really looking forward to my appt. today. I had a lot of questions I wanted to ask him, but now, for some reason, I'm feeling a bit depressed, and not really looking forward to it as much. I want to go, but I don't know, it's just weird. I have no reason to be depressed, and I don't usually get this way, so I don't know what's wrong with me. Maybe I'll get out of it by then, I hope so. Maybe it's just hormones. Although, not time for the blues. Oh well.............
Jazzy
Posted by happyflower on June 27, 2005, at 16:10:25
In reply to Happyflower?, posted by Jazzed on June 27, 2005, at 15:27:46
I am going through the blues if thats what you call it. Of course this is my 1st month of not taking sarafem (prozac) for my PMS. I only take it 2 weeks before my period. Well since I am not suffering from PTSD, my doctor said I could try not using it. Well, fine, until my life has been turned upside down this week, now I am grouch, and I want to hide under the covers and not talk to anyone or I will yell at them.
Now back to what you are feeling. I can only speak for myself, my emotions usually go crazy right before my appointment. It usually starts 2 days before,( which is today for me). I am up and down, don't want to go, need to go, my emotions are all over the place. But by the time I am driving there, I am much more calmer. I think what you are feeling is natural, Jazzy. :) ( at least that part of you is normal, lol)
Posted by 10derHeart on June 27, 2005, at 16:32:26
In reply to Happyflower?, posted by Jazzed on June 27, 2005, at 15:27:46
> I turned on my babble mail. I'm not sure how to babble mail you, but it's on.
Jazzy -
Don't mean to butt in..but I can help. If you want to Babblemail Happy (or anyone) just open any post of theirs on any board. You'll see their screen name is *blue.* Click on it, and the form for a Babblemail will come up. Just do what it says. It will send your message to the email they gave Dr. Bob when they registered. If you are replying to a Babblemail, remember to come back to Babble to do that (there will be a link in the message) - don't use "reply" in your email, 'cause it will go to the server/Dr. Bob.Babblemail away! - 10der
PS - Hope you feel better. I always feel odd for no reason shortly before T. sessions - depressed or apathetic or nervous, etc. I know it's a(unique) form of anxiety for me (Tanxiety? -lol)
Posted by happyflower on June 27, 2005, at 16:53:07
In reply to Here's how to Babblemail... » Jazzed, posted by 10derHeart on June 27, 2005, at 16:32:26
Posted by Jazzed on June 27, 2005, at 19:13:50
In reply to Re: Happyflower?, posted by happyflower on June 27, 2005, at 16:10:25
> I am going through the blues if thats what you call it. Of course this is my 1st month of not taking sarafem (prozac) for my PMS. I only take it 2 weeks before my period. Well since I am not suffering from PTSD, my doctor said I could try not using it. Well, fine, until my life has been turned upside down this week, now I am grouch, and I want to hide under the covers and not talk to anyone or I will yell at them.
Can you go back on it? Sounds like it was helping.
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> Now back to what you are feeling. I can only speak for myself, my emotions usually go crazy right before my appointment. It usually starts 2 days before,( which is today for me). I am up and down, don't want to go, need to go, my emotions are all over the place. But by the time I am driving there, I am much more calmer. I think what you are feeling is natural, Jazzy. :) ( at least that part of you is normal, lol)No, I don't think it was the appt. that got me down. I'd guess that it was having my husband and toddler back, and that I hadn't gotten enough exercise while they were gone. I feel depressed when I don't get enough exercise, which as you know for me takes a LOT of exercise.
My T told me tonight to just go with it. If I'm not up and down all the time, to just accept that I'm feeling a little down, and know that it will pass. I feel yucky. I hate to feel like this, esp. when there's no obvious reason.
Jazzy
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