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Phocks

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Joined: 21 Sep 2008
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Location: Sydney, Australia
NEW TO CUTTING
Posted: 09-25-08 18:19pm

Back story...After trying everything to give up smoking from patches and gum to hypnotheropy I went to the new wonder drug Champix. Within 2 weeks I started to notice changes within in my moods. I managed to keep control of it as I figured it was a small price to pay to beat the cigs. 3 months down the track I am suffering depression and anxiety.

3 weeks ago I found myself sitting alone in a park with a peice of glass cutting at my arm. I cut myself 40 - 50 times....yes thats right!!!!

I find myself now thinking about cutting. The other night I was washing the dishes and I was just looking down at a knife...then out of no where I stabbed my arm!!! not just a little prick as I hit the bone!!!

What is going in????? How do I get enjoyment out of this???? I cant talk to anyone as I feel like a damn freak!!!! I am not a teenager...i am a parent with 2 children to look after....why would I do this to myself???
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illustriously fickle

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Posted: 09-26-08 06:17am

That seems serious! Is there a mental health clinic near you? You might need some help detoxing from that drug, which can cause psychotic episodes.
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Phocks

New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 21 Sep 2008
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Location: Sydney, Australia

Posted: 09-29-08 18:16pm

I have an appointment with a psychologist this thursday.

But I am really scared to tell them what is going on with me.

Along with the cutting I am having very disturbing and violent dreams. Then fantasising about the dreams afterwards.

I dont know what is going on!!!!

I am not a violent person but I fear I have become one!!!
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illustriously fickle

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Posted: 09-30-08 05:38am

Good news! I'd suggest that you disclose all of your concerns. Honesty is always the best policy in my opinion, especially when you are dealing with the psyche. Please let us know what the psychologist recommends!
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