Considering suicide again..

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SK666
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20 Jan 2016, 4:33 am

Could your recent ASD diagnosis have anything to do with it? I just got my diagnosis confirmation this morning and I immediately got online to book a flight to Bali, despite Denpasar being in lockdown for ISIS terror attack.


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Undergoing the process of an in-depth differential diagnosis with a clinical psychologist, who has 35 yrs experience in ASDs. Using DSMV, ADOS-2 (Mod 4), ADI-R, peer-reviewed literature, empirical and anecdotal evidence. Now the focus of a case study.

[AQ: 38/50] [EQ: 17/80, SQ: 59/80] [AS: 145/200, NT: 95/200]
[MBTI: INTP] [IQ: 144, (SD: 24) (Matrix)]


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20 Jan 2016, 4:38 am

Yigeren wrote:
Oh no, never just stop taking antidepressants like that. It can cause severe discontinuation symptoms and yes it can make one feel like one is going crazy.


Oh yes definitely. And this too. Gosh, I'm so glad I got off the antidepressant merry-go-round years ago. It's a trap.



You must wean off EVER SO SLOWLY and then and even then STILL you will suffer some form of deep depressive withdrawal and loss of soul.

The thing to tell yourself in those darkest times is that it always passes. It always does. Eventually.

To the degree that you resist the pain the more you suffer.

God hates us all.


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Undergoing the process of an in-depth differential diagnosis with a clinical psychologist, who has 35 yrs experience in ASDs. Using DSMV, ADOS-2 (Mod 4), ADI-R, peer-reviewed literature, empirical and anecdotal evidence. Now the focus of a case study.

[AQ: 38/50] [EQ: 17/80, SQ: 59/80] [AS: 145/200, NT: 95/200]
[MBTI: INTP] [IQ: 144, (SD: 24) (Matrix)]