Bed Day anyone?

I have them. Lately, I feel so sick from laying down all day that I feel physically ill and like throwing up.

That sounds horrible, sorry you feel that way nick, i hope it gets better for you :pray:

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I’m sorry @77nick77 . That sounds awful

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Been mostly bed bound the last few years on 15mg aripiprazole, 5mg haloperidol and 10mg amitriptyline though I have cirrhosis and am frightened to be living alone
[neighbours/voices/autistic failure to habituate to stimuli [poor noise insulation - neighbours work [on the phone] from home]]… Bed feels ā€˜safest’.
However I’m off the neuroleptics now and have the energy/drive a few hours most days to do stuff even if it angers the voices [they [or the neighbours?] don’t always like me singing!].
Often though I am not active until my support worker arrives [9hr/week]. Very thankful for them even though they are not specifically autism trained [despite assessing social worker recommendations]. :people_hugging:

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Sounds like you’re going through a lot @Ivor_Scruluce
Hang in there!

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Thanks Andrey!
Neighbours kindly used to put a stone each on an outside brick when they were out which I could see with a camera I had.
That helped me if I was struggling to know if I was hearing voices or them, but for some reason they stopped and they rarely go out anyway.
Couple years ago I tried a group home but that didn’t work out.
Fortunately the neighbours are leaving soon and a GP moving in and SHE [great because it’s the man’s voice on the phone that travels most, being deeper] will be out working at the local hospital and hopefully I’ll feel a lot more comfortable/less intimidated.
My negatives are markedly improving off the neuroleptics and I am eager to return to singing, playing instruments, composing and recording again [after [another] five years].
I have hope again which is great… now just need to stay out of psychosis.
I hope you are never bed bound with negatives again. Life’s too short.

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I hope it works out for you man, it sounds tough :unamused:

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I have too many of those bed days. Times they are a changing. Tho.

Applied for a job this week… :clap::clap::clap:

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Thanks, it’s not been bad today. Just a bit irritable and intense. Heard neighbour/voices very little.
I hope your fatigue/anxiety/breathing improve.
Piano music is cool. I have a digital piano I got in my early forties, half thought about dusting it off and getting on it today with headphones.
Not much good at it. I think you need to start really young to be a pro. And of course put in the hours.
I enjoyed listening to @skinnyme earlier.

Lying outside in the garden sounds good as well.

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Congratulations. Wishing you success.

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Thanku!! Your so kind.

If I get this job I’ll be so esctatic as its literally a pretty good one.(for me)

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There’s a name for it. It’s a new trend called ā€œbed rotting.ā€

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I can’t stay in my bed I have to be doing something or another …

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Sleeping is a form of escape. I think that’s why I nap.

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I spend about 10 hours sleeping. And maybe 30 minutes on the couch with eyes closed. Other than that I’m up. Unless I’m sick with influenza or something, but even then I will get up in between to avoid getting ā€œliedownā€ soreness.

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Wow, i totally get why they would call it that but nobody likes to feel like they are rotting away, sometimes people just cant help it as they are just very tired a lot or exhausted, its not their fault, I’m not 100% but I’m sure if they had the choice they’d be doing something productive if they were able.

@Zoe good luck for the job,

I saw something yesterday but it stated I’d need a car and i had to give the car up now :frowning:

Thanks @Ivor_Scruluce for the kind words :slight_smile:

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