A bit of back story. Last year I was 210 pounds and super depressed all the time and I thought if I could just lose like 20 pounds I’d be happy. So I started “working” on it. I stopped drinking pop entirely and started to work out a little bit. I worked out so much i ended up really hurting myself you the point where I had trouble moving. To compensate for not working out I stopped eating for the most part. Only really eating a small dinner until it got to ware it is now where I’ll go a week eating fine, feel bad for eating then not eat or not get hungry. Now Im 165 and 6'3 and I still see myself as 210. I went down from and XXL to a L but it doesn’t matter I still FEEL fat. [link] [comments] Im thin to the point where i can see my ribs but i still feel obese published first on https://neuroscientia.blogspot.com/ via Tumblr Im thin to the point where i can see my ribs but i still feel obese
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I think my nephew is mentally ill in some way. He’s a smart kid and reads a lot of books. He was taken out of school and home schooled by my sister. When he was at the library, he read a book about people apparently being possessed by the devil for real. It’s giving him nightmares. When he stays at my house, he wants to sleep on the floor next to my bed and tell me loves me several times a night. He told me he’s afraid that the devil is going to possess him and make him kill people. I told him religion is BS, and most books he reads are false. He was like, “Ok that makes sense. People have different opinions.” But then he asked people at my sister’s church how the devil possesses people, and instead of telling him that doesn’t actually happen, they basically said it happens to evil people who let him in. So now my nephew says the same prayer over and over again when he’s afraid he sinned, and he keeps checking his forehead to see if he’s sprouting horns because his face feels funny. My sister’s really dumb and also really neglectful and mean to him, and neither her or her husband are going to do anything about this, I guarantee it. My nephew is home schooled and 90% of what he learns is Christian material. He’s obsessed with learning about how to cast out the devil and can’t find any books about to basically perform an exorcism because that obviously doesn’t actually happen IRL. It’s a disorder called epilepsy, but he’s so far brainwashed that he’s like, “Are you sure Satan doesn’t cause that?” He doesn’t believe anything I say because I’m an atheist. Is this schizophrenia? [link] [comments] Can a 7 year old have schizophrenia? published first on https://neuroscientia.blogspot.com/ via Tumblr Can a 7 year old have schizophrenia? submitted by /u/luna1-618 via Tumblr Does anyone else turn into junk food even though they have a healthy alternative just because they don't feel like they deserve to eat healthy food I’m on my first year of my masters. I love what I am studying, and probably a bit of an overachiever. And sure there’s been busy periods during my years of studying, but I’ve always been able to manage my time and effort very elegantly. But this entire semester has just been killing me. The courses demand unprecented effort of me, and it feels like I’ve been studying from i wake up till I go to sleep for 2 months now, and there’s still 3 months to go, and it is only getting more demanding as the exam deadlines draws closer. I try to tell myself to remember to take breaks to keep myself sane, but my mind always revolve around my studies no matter what I do; “you are wasting time which you cannot afford to waste”. Something which is also new to me. I’ve always been able to unwind and focus on one thing at a time. Be it breaks or studies. On top of that I have a part-time job, a crush on a sweet girl, and trying to find time to be with two separate groups of friends. The job being the only thing I handle well, though it is also the most time consuming. At this point it’s not a question of “how do I avoid burning out?”, but “how do I get back on track?”. [link] [comments] Burning out from university published first on https://neuroscientia.blogspot.com/ via Tumblr Burning out from university I can’t tell you how horrible it is to be consumed by guilt because of depression and having that lead to suicidal ideation. Well, being consumed by guilt for any reason at all is horrible, but when it’s driven by depression – a demon in your brain – it’s incessant and resistant to logic. Yesterday I was overwhelmed by guilt because of depression and it actually made me suicidal. Guilt Because of Depression Leading to Suicidal Ideation published first on https://neuroscientia.blogspot.com/ via Tumblr Guilt Because of Depression Leading to Suicidal Ideation Shakira Akabusi has lived with OCD for much of her life. When she saw it was starting to cause her son to copy some of her compulsions she decided to take action. via Tumblr Mothers Day: How becoming a mother made me confront my OCD Last year Natasha O’Sullivan cycled over 900 miles from Land’s End to John O’Groats, raising £3,300 for Rethink Mental Illness in the process. via Tumblr In the saddle for Rethink Mental Illness I went to university with bipolar disorder. In fact, I graduated with a bachelorâs degree in computer science with bipolar disorder. I know itâs incredibly difficult but I know it can be done. Today I want to talk about how you can do it too, and about a source of free money for university if you are working towards making a positive impact towards mental health. (Itâs real. I promise.) University with Bipolar Disorder â Hope and Free Money published first on https://neuroscientia.blogspot.com/ via Tumblr University with Bipolar Disorder â Hope and Free Money Depression is a bitch, suicidality, more so. Just reading the official symptoms of depression can tell you that. It’s living with depression that really turns up the volume on that reality. And one thing I’ve encountered recently is the flash flood suicidality associated with depression. I’ve characterized severe mood shifts as causing “mood whiplash” but this is a little different. Whiplash sucks, to be sure, soft tissue damage is hard to heal, but a flash flood decimates everything in front of it. The flash flood suicidality in depression is a bitch, squared. Depression and Flash Flood Suicidality published first on https://neuroscientia.blogspot.com/ via Tumblr Depression and Flash Flood Suicidality Depression is a bitch, suicidality, more so. Just reading the official symptoms of depression can tell you that. It’s living with depression that really turns up the volume on that reality. And one thing I’ve encountered recently is the flash flood suicidality associated with depression. I’ve characterized severe mood shifts as causing “mood whiplash” but this is a little different. Whiplash sucks, to be sure, soft tissue damage is hard to heal, but a flash flood decimates everything in front of it. The flash flood suicidality in depression is a bitch, squared. Depression and Flash Flood Suicidality published first on https://neuroscientia.blogspot.com/ via Tumblr Depression and Flash Flood Suicidality |
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