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Q: hypochondriac and feeling like a zombie

asked by: choll on February 10th, 2008

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In my lowest times I think that I would be doing others a favor by killing myself. Life is hard for my fiance. And I can't go to the ER again because of the financial stuff. I realize I am a hypochondriac. It's so rough sometimes. I get so tired. I just want to live life. I've been taking the Calms Forte, Ativan, and Cymbalta. I feel like a zombie. Physically a zombie, but on the inside I'm 1000 mph. I hate this. I have flashes of normalcy and then terrible attacks. I just want to live an even keeled (sp) life.

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Georgia59

replied on February 12th, 2008

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Are you working with a psychiatrist who is prescribing you medications? Maybe your doc can help you balance your meds a little better.

But yeah, it's rough.

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