I know that sounds grim but when you have a life expectancy attributed to your illness, it's hard not to think this way when there's not much evidence it's going to be different.
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@talveon
If you think about it, we're all just keeping ourselves busy while waiting to die.
We have to strive to enjoy whatever is available to us to make our time meaningful/enjoyable.
I'm just here to cater to my cat and amuse my wife, pretty much.
I too could lose it all any time.
@talveon
You're too young to be waiting to die trust me it's a long wait and there is a whole lot you can do in the mean time it just takes some exploring and face planting to figure out what works
@talveon
Life is often a difficult mess.
And you are going through a very difficult time/experience.
But life is definitely worth it.
For all the little instants of happiness, joy and simple pleasure.
Hang in there.
@talveon
I'm coming to visit asap, we will have time together and do whatever you like. With my depression and suicidal ideation at times I feel as though my life will be limited. And yes I am seeking help but at times I can't control my weather lol, (and I know it's different too). Xx
@talveon
Ditto.
The phrase, "just waiting to die", seems to have made its home in my head, for some time now.
However, in the meantime;
"Rule
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[Zombieland]
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@talveon
I know how difficult it is, trust me. The only way that Iβm getting through it is convincing myself that this is my life now. Staying at home forever is just how itβs going to be. If I gave myself hope, it would hurt too much. But that way if things do change, itβll feel great.
@talveon
Just had a conversation with my therapist last week about mourning the life I thought I would have at this age. Itβs a lot of grief to handle.