CAN I PLEASE HAVE MY BRAIN BACK?

Hello Kheldar,
I do hope you can get back on the road to recovery
without popping pills, and also that you get through
the cold turkey, for that is something that should
only be experienced on Boxing Day with pickles and
chips. Sorry to make light of it, hope you took what
I said in good humour.

Just get well soon.

Jenny.

I can only echo Jenny's sentiments. It's just great that you're comfortable writing about this - it show you're taking those first steps! Get well soon :)

Magic xxx

I can only second what has already been said, David.

All the very best to you;-)

Tina xxx

Loved the poem :)
"It might just be coincidence
I've noticed little incidents
Of emotions vivified
(Watched "…Jazz Singer", almost cried!)"
This makes me smile
heightened emotion can certainly be a double edged blade..
though nothing wrong with being temporarily vulnerable to your emotions. Perhaps things you feel now once reflected upon later will be a benefit to you in the long run

Kind regards and best wishes of health
Dan

With respect. It could be that you never had one? Judging from your
last few lines…

it's a delicate balance, letting the drugs help without losing yourself...releasing emotions without them overwhelming you, ultimately it's about knowing yourself, and I think you do. keep climbing the mountain...xx

P.S, I love that little bit Dan quoted too.

P.P.S, well done on making the Mag,:}

Hi Jenny,

No worries, i've been taking my depression in relatively good humour for more years than i care to remember. besides which, i became your greatest fan the moment you mentioned turkey, chips and pickles on Boxing Day - I enjoy that almost as much as Xmas Dinner itself.

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Thanks for that magic, taking anti-depressants always was depressing!!! :--) xxx

Thank you so much Dan. It's been over 10 years since I last cried purely from emotion (and only once apart from that but that's a whole other story).

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So nolan (with respect) was I brainless for being on anti-depressants or just for my attempt (unconventional as it is) to get off them?

Hi Shirley,

Well done to you to, it is a real honour to be in such exalted company as the likes of you, Magic and Tina.

I came closer to crying at being in the mag as i did to watching the Jazz Singer!!

Thank you as ever for your time and your support.

David xxx :--)

Thank you Tina, your support is priceless.

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Kheldar, if you are, chances are it is because you didn’t get one.

Nolan, I would respectfully ask that you refrain from posting you particular brand of twaddle - spiteful comments aren't exactly in the spirit of this site and seems to show a distinct lack of imagination on your part.

You've done it to me, I've seen you do it to other people. Please feel free to criticise my writing but please do not level personal comments against me.

Do it again and I will either block all comments from my postings or i will be forced to take the matter further.

After all that Kheldar I have the chance to tell you I like this poem, humour is probably the best way to deal with this and it works well. Hope you get through the next few weeks without slipping - well done on both counts. :-) ..and glad to see you get the comments back.

Thankyou fb74, for the comment and the well wishes.

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Ok

Good to see your comments back

Dan :)

Thanks Dan

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hmm ii know the feeling and get sick of any medicine after short time except with emotions/ hormone stuff it can be that having taken them for a while then stopping is actually much worse :/ K xx

Hi Kahdai, thanks for that. Touch wood my psychological symptoms have not worsened any - I only hope the physical symptons are over with soon (bluuuurghh).

Thanks as evr for reading and for commenting.

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Hope so too :) x K