My entire life I felt alone, I had family, I had friends, but I never opened up to anyone about my problems. Sometimes I think thats why Jeremy has a such a hard time now, because an entire lifetime of struggles was left on his shoulders with the expectancy to go through every single one with me.
I never thought it was possible to find people that will help me get better, but I think i'm starting to find them.
Meeting Dr. Hainsowrth changed my life, it showed that another person of no relevance to me was going to listen to me, believe what I was saying, and think of any possible solution to help me. Initially after finding out he could not be my primary care physician I was very sad, I finally found someone that takes me seriously and he only does urgent care.. I set up an appointment with a random doctor today to accept the prescription Dr. Hainsworth initially offered to me (which I turned down dt it being an antidepressive) and she was amazing. She did research, asked questions that needed to be asked, and was ecstatic when I told her I would allow her to continue being my MD. It wasn't necessarily anything aside from the fact that she wanted to keep updated with me and continue to be involved that made my patient eyes swoon for her. She asked if I had any extra time and if I was willing to talk to a behavioral specialist- which I did and it went great. It made me realize how much work i've put in over the years to getting better, and how I refuse to throw it down the drain.
When someone is really stressed or troubled sometimes their brain goes into survival mode, meaning that it says and does things it doesn't really mean, sometimes doesn't even remember, to disengage themselves from the situation, argument, or scene.
Survival: If something is dangerous, we will fight, flee, play dead or freeze, hide or submit. If it is safe, we will play with it, nurture it, mate with it, work or be creative.
Im not even going to read this post over or edit it because i'm word vomiting and probably not doing today justice but its just a really nice thought to think that even when I doubt it, I have a team. A team with an amazing, understanding, sometimes stress driven lover, family, and friends who love and adore me. I don't have enough money for a tattoo to mark the shit out of this experience but I have a lover and friends I can tell it to.