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>I've reached a point where I don't think any additional harm would be caused by doing so. My friend, I truly feel your pain. I have been there, and I promise
by omginternets 4y ago
>I've reached a point where I don't think any additional harm would be caused by doing so.
My friend, I truly feel your pain. I have been there, and I promise you it gets better.
>I'm going to find out in ~2 weeks at my next meeting whether they want to try medicine or not.
They're going to ask you if you want to try medication. I would encourage you to be actively engaged in your therapy. You can start by thinking about how you would answer the question, "would you like to try medication?" I suspect you have conflicting feelings about it; being able to articulate them clearly is a good way to start.
- afarrell 4y agoOne thing that can help you articulate that part of you wants to say yes because X and part of you wants to say no because Y and part of you wants to still say yes because Z. Writing out things into a journal is good because you can write things that wouldn’t make sense to someone else and therefore you can see reality more clearly.