I’ve been feeling a bit “off” for the past few days. I think it might be down to the changing seasons. I’ve been feeling a bit paranoid basically. Not a lot thankfully, but it’s there.
It might just be a coincidence too.
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I’m feeling a bit more blue lately.
I attribute it to the shorter days.
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I have been having some few paranoid thoughts too 
i am aware of it still.
Yeah changing seasons … it is a melancholic time i guess. At least we had some warm days.
Feels like a new beginning this year for me.
With exercise, weight loss and new business goals 
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are you going to try a S.A.D. lamp???
another poster here mentioned it. lots of other posters seemed open to the idea, self included.
It is not cloudy or cold here yet. but i think i will get one by thanksgiving
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I’ve never used one. But I’m not really depressed, just not feeling quite right. I’ll keep it in mind though. Thanks.
I don’t really have seasons,
But have also been feeling extra paranoid lately.
Honestly,
I think its the vibe on our forum.
A couple weeks ago, several regular users started feeling bad,
Then it just kinda snowballed.
I freaked out and still haven’t recovered.
It seems a little more leveled out here lately, but for a minute we were definitely contagious.
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I get weird feelings around the change of seasons too. I get more anxiety.
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Yes. The vibe on the forum has changed I think.
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i noticed too. i try to make a fun post if i can think of one. I think it might pay off. maybe they read along and are least distracted if not entertained.
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I find it harder to work up a sweat in winter than in summer. Other than the days get shorter and the nights get longer during winter, I don’t get that much affected by the changing seasons.
I’m trying to figure out how to afford a sad lamp right now. I’m talking to my Dr on Tuesday. I have terrible seasonal affective disorder. Christmas is a nightmare.
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This is reminding me to get my Vitamin D for the fall and winter.
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Always found schizophrenia to be cyclic. We have two seasons…summer/ winter…not really a bad winter where I live. I still get sick in spring…it’s funny how that works but I suspect it may have a lot to do with things when it comes to symptoms.
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