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PostPosted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 6:45 pm


Ever have a series of events?
some can be good and some can be bad? sweatdrop
as in when alot of good things happen in a row
or when alot of bad things happen in a row

ever had that?
whats one thing you do to deal?/cope?
whats are things that cheer you up?
what are somethings that help you forget the bad stuff?
PostPosted: Thu Aug 19, 2010 8:20 pm


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My life has been pretty uneventful...so I can't think of anything in particular.

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 20, 2010 6:54 am


I've had a lot of those... but we aren't going to talk about them cause my coping mechanism is VERY screwy...
PostPosted: Fri Aug 20, 2010 7:00 am


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I've had a lot of those... but we aren't going to talk about them cause my coping mechanism is VERY screwy...

how so? heh its okies if you no wish to reveal

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 20, 2010 11:01 am


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I've had a lot of those... but we aren't going to talk about them cause my coping mechanism is VERY screwy...

how so? heh its okies if you no wish to reveal


Coping mechanisms -

Start fights with everybody and anybody
Self harm (because I am clearly worthless and deserve physical pain as well as mental pain) And yes that is my mind set when I'm doing it because like I said my coping mechanisms are screwy
Lie down in the middle of the road and wait for death... wait some more... get bored... moves off somewhere else
Scream, b***h, cry and get depressed.
Drink self into stupor

Most of these are from when I was a kid since nothing all that bad has actually happened to me in a long time, however the drinking self into a stupor (and a depression as well) is more recent (last 3-4 years) but has only happened twice that I recall. So yeh, I don't cope well with bad things... or I didn't.
PostPosted: Wed Aug 25, 2010 5:13 am






Most recently?

Start feeling sick. (Mid August.)

Continue feeling sick.

Continue feeling sick.

See a doctor. (Early October)

See doctor again.

Get put on leave of absence. (Late October.)

Work agrees to continue paying reduced wages during leave. (December.)

Continue seeing doctor, multiple times. Keep being told the same thing and sent for the same tests.

'Oh by the way this unrelated test says you have asthma.'

Referred to neurologist. Neurologist spends two minutes with me and says 'You're full of crap, go take these tests you've already taken again.'

Doctor keeps extending leave of absence due to inability to work caused by crippling headaches and dizzy spells.

Work finally says 'We're not paying you anymore.' (Feb.)

Neurologist keeps saying 'You're full of s**t, this abnormal scan doesn't mean anything- neither does this one.'

Realize that my best friend isn't who I thought she was. Proceede to have huge argument and massive depression.

Doctor keeps saying 'Derp.'

Work says 'You don't get any more time off since they can't tell us what's wrong. Get a work release and come back to work.' (May)

Doctor says 'You can't go back to work. You can't have a work release.'

Work sends my belongings and a note saying I'm fired. (March.)

I open a phone book, find another neurologist, get a referral. Turns out he's super personable and all around awesome. He sends me for one test, recommends a medication, and voila. My problems go away.

Diagnosis? You have epilepsy! Yay you.

Medication costs as much as my car payment now that my health insurance is gone. s**t.

Eyeball deep in medical bills.

Commence job search.

Ex-best friend decides she wants to make amends now that my 'problem' is dealt with. In a more loquacious manor I relay that she doesn't have a snowballs chance in hell of repairing the friendship.

Continue job search.

Continue job search.

Still working on job search. (Present)


tl;dr The American medical system sucks and doctors are pricks.

The real world was pretty depressing, to be honest. The happy places I've built for myself amongst friends (that I can physically visit or talk to here in cyberspace) was the greatest comfort, as was the knowledge that there's always SOMETHING productive that I can do. Always some way that I can make myself feel like I'm somehow useful. I can help my parents around the house, now more than before since I'm not so much a bed ridden mass of emo that I was just a few months ago before I got my wonderful wonderful medication. I can't imagine not having it again- having the headaches and constant dizzy spells again D;

That aside I try to be productive on Gaia when I'm around. I run a guild that I took over for a friend who left, I help friends judge their contests when they need a judge. I crew for a large guild, it's extremely fulfilling and I love the work I do and the people I work with there.

I draw. I have a large scale personal project I'm working on. I've got those I can work on- I can work on my databases when the mood strikes me, I can develop my characters and plots, work on my settings, or if I'm in an EXTREMELY rare mood, I can produce character art.

But, y'know.... Mostly just knowing that there's people around that I can interact with keeps me upbeat :3 I try to leave my emo at the door whenever possible unless it's something that I really REALLY need to say. Otherwise, I just have one or two friends I can talk to to get things off my chest.




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PostPosted: Thu Aug 26, 2010 7:14 am



I find it's how you view things.

I try really hard to have a positive filter on how I see things.

For example.

Today I managed to get my assignment in on time.
I got a good carpark.
I had a lovely lunch with friends.
I got to spend more time with one friend and talk to her about some deep stuff.
I got reminded about interesting facts.
Was able to be in a group of really nice people and make friends.
Spent time relaxing on the computer ^^

OR

I woke up early and was stressing.
I was procrastinating again so the assignment I handed in I wasn't happy with.
I had to move the car a number of times.
I had to miss out on helping out somewhere.
My lunch wasn't enough since I had to share.
I was dumped with driving my friend around.
I wasted time going over things I already knew.
Was split up from my friends and have to be the leader of a group... group assignments suck.
Didn't get anything productive done.
Oh and my leg is killing me.

See there is two ways I could look at it. So when someone asked me what my day was like I was able to smile and say 'It was fun!' Sometimes it's REALLY hard to see the sunshine but... I've had days where just the sight of a butterfly has mad it a good day.

If I get seriously depressed and the positive outlook fails I usually get emotional and fly from snapping to crying at the drop of a hat. When I'm in that mood I'll usually seclude myself away or demand hugs. I love hugs and they make me feel better.

I like to read, listen to music, play games and do things that I like and are not stressful to help me escape the 'bad' stuff. As well as flipping my attitude.


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