By weird I mean a strange combination of scared, lonely, restless and anxious. It's saturday night and I'm on my own but to be honest I didn't / don't feel like going out, or being social... I'm trying to figure out why I feel this way, it's not particularly comforting when you're on a new med and things have been going well and all that.
I had a bit of a shakeup yesterday after I realised how irresponsible I'd been riding my motorbike (even a small ammount can be a bad thing on the road), so today I rode with feul consumption in mind and went real slow and felt even more scared. I ate alot of delivered pizza last night, could that be it? Lack of activity during the day? The two cups of strong coffee I drank? Social letdowns / isolation? It's probably a mixture of all these things.
So I just felt like posting this somewhere to try to get it off my chest. Feel free to join me in my misery.
D.B. Cooper
08-26-06, 08:00 PM
Its probably the meds and im sure your brain will balance things out sooner or later.
Im pretty much a hardcore hermit and no amount of meds can change that unfortunately.
Iwalani8
08-26-06, 08:46 PM
i'm also getting used to a new medication (wellbutrin) and while it has been going well, i still do not feel like being social/going out. there were a ton of things i could have done last night, but i just wanted to sit at home. but not sit in depression, just stay away from a bunch of people. i used to enjoy going out, maybe up to the age of 25, but since then i think i have turned into a homebody. i work and go to school so i do get out of the house, but i realized i like my personal time and space.
i also have no fun drinking or anything anymore, and going out usually consists of party behaviors, and i just don't feel like pretending its fun.
i get a little lonely when i realize i chose to stay home alone and everyone else is out with each other, but they have come to understand that that is how i am, and even if i'm not out, they still are my friends/family. it took a long time for them to quit trying to drag me out every weekend though!
i have actually started like 5 new hobbies, and they are keeping me busy and content!
VisualImagery
08-26-06, 08:53 PM
Bad days happen-feeling weird is very common for ADDers if you read many of the threads. Glad you are being more careful on the bike. Give yourself permission to have a day like today. Tomorrow will be different.
A new combo of meds is really helping me out of a tough time. Have you seen your doc? It might be time for a visit and discussion of your treatment plan.
RADD
I was like this last night, as I worried about what I was going to do about doctors. But am still freaking out a little.
Saw him yesterday. We agreed to put my Strattera up from 40 to 60, after 2 weeks, for no reason other than like 'if you're doing well on 40 imagine how cool it'll be on 60!' that I can gather, but then the prescription said 80. **** him I'm going to go with 40 or 60 for a while, I've got the drugs I'll do as I please :cool:
I was like this last night, as I worried about what I was going to do about doctors. But am still freaking out a little.
Want to elaborate a bit? Did you see the doc?
Want to elaborate a bit? Did you see the doc? I went to see my family physician last Monday and told him about my problem with ADD. And about my history in special education and how I made me quit college. And wile there I tried to get help by seeing a Psychiatrist who put me on strattera and that I didn’t work for me. He listened but seemed skeptical, he took blood for testing. I was completely unprepared for the doctor’s visit and really didn’t help much. That was on Monday, and he still hasn’t got back to me about the blood tests. <o></o>
I am about to go find a neurologist myself and forget him.