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- Anonymous
- Date posted
- 3y ago
If you feel like you can’t please got to the ER they will help you and get you help
What’s the ER going to do?
Hi there. I’m really sorry to hear you’re struggling. Just remember no matter how lonely things feel, you a community of people and friends here that are here for you and support you!
I’m also sorry you are going through a difficult time, but please know you are loved and will get better. I recommend reaching out to the National suicide prevention lifeline - they have people there to talk to you in moments like this. Here is the number: 1-800-273-8255.
They prescribe me medicine and help you find erasures I know is hard to look for help in others when you don’t have any family but Doctors know about this disease and know what you are going through
I don’t believe in medication anymore. It’s a religious thing. So really like what are they going to do
@Anonymous If you are suicidal they will help stabilize you, just as they would for any other illness one goes to an ER for. You’re worth too much and WILL get better, I promise — this is a step in that direction.
Sorry I meant help you find help I’m your community
I’m going through the same thing I have Religious OCD and I’m struggling a lot but don’t forget that OCD is something we can’t control God know it’s out of our hands I know it’s hard and you may go in loops all the time even if people reassure you because we strongly believe in God and Our Religion and that is prove that we believe in God with our hearts even If our mind play with us. I didn’t believe in medication but it has help me a lot and I’m struggling to but we need to struggle in order to get better my goal is to get better get off meds and think straight so I can serve God they way I should
Your not alone! A lot of people go through this we are on this fight together. Remember you are not thoughts because if you where you wouldn’t care what thought entered your mind
I know we shouldn’t get reassurance but I understand that Religion OCD can very difficult to not try to find if your safe but I’m trying to stop to look for reassurance because I have notice that is the only that helps and will help me to get better and When I’m calm I can remember that Jesus loves all of us. He will never live you but when I’m consume in this thoughts they don’t let me see clearly and attack me with fear.
You are not alone!!! Please know that we are all here for you
I’m feeling very alone lately, no one to relate to , no one to really understand. I feel like these days it’s so hard to find real friendships that help with how hard life is lately . Sometimes I get so scared that I’m going to end it all one day just out of no where because of how overwhelmed I feel .
How do you all handle feelings of isolation? I feel so alone in this and I feel like I will never have a friend or partner that I can really truly talk about everything with.
I feel so overwhelmingly lonely. I have been lonely my whole life, and I feel like I can’t talk to anyone about it. I feel like a burden to my family and my friends and I feel like they all secretly hate me. I’ve been through a lot of really traumatic things over the last 18 months (abusive relationship/ stuck living with an ex/ finishing my degree/ family problems/ eating problems and of course having OCD doesnt help) and I felt so alone. I still haven’t been able to talk to people about the extent of it because I don’t know how. I have tried counselling but I just felt like my counsellor was very dismissive. Ive tried talking to one of my friends and she told me it was worrying her/ not to do it again. It was all manageable before I came off my medication, but I just can’t go back on it again because it made me gain so much weight. I really don’t know what to do. I’ve tried reaching out to old friends, making new ones, dating, herbal remedies, therapy, gym, moving house. Nothing is working. I feel like the only option is going back on my medication but I really don’t want to do that. Does anyone have any advice?
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