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- 44w ago
Bed rotting / non ocd related
How do I deal with bed rotting? I have been bed rotting for so long due to severe depression to the point where my back hurts and it’s hurts to walk from lack of movement. Pls help
How do I deal with bed rotting? I have been bed rotting for so long due to severe depression to the point where my back hurts and it’s hurts to walk from lack of movement. Pls help
You have to force yourself up. Even when your mind says no, YOU, the concious and logical part of your own self, needs to move to the side of the bed and slide off. What’s amazing and also horrid is that as human beings, we are conscious of everything and we aren’t driven just by pure instinct like other animals animals. But that also means we have to separate ourselves from the idiocy that our minds often throw out at us. But we are in control of our actions.
You can do it!!! Ask a friend or family member to help you get out of bed. You might need help for a bit until you get into better habits.
You can do it!! I know it feels like your body physically can’t move but you’re strong💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 you got this stay positive and tell yourself everyday even if you don’t think you are that you’re getting better!!!!! Also if you haven’t I would suggest either medication or seeing a holistic Dr there is this supplement called “same” & St. John wart smth like that that is amazing for depression. But no pill will fix you. Everyday I feel like my anxiety n ocd are tearing me down you have to fight against it. Be stronger than your thoughts and feelings. 🤍🙏🏼🌷
Try behaviour activation. Do a thing every day which you haven’t done before. I believe you’ve been hard on yourself and that didn’t help you get up but maybe something to look forward to will.
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