That title makes no fucking sense.
You're welcome.
I'm still not sleeping great. I don't feel tired at 10 like I normally would. So I've been going to bed around 11. And then it takes me 1-2 hours to fall asleep because my mind starts racing. Thinking about everything. Like rainbows. And shoveling dog shit, which I need to do.
I wasn't too groggy this morning, which was nice. We'll see how that lasts after I take my morning dose of Geodon.
Mood wise I feel pretty well. Though I keep feeling threatened to be overwhelmed by tiny little things. Like making too much smoothie this morning.
Seriously. Too much smoothie. Apparently a big deal.
Clancy you weird little fucker.
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Sunday, January 5, 2014
Saturday, December 28, 2013
Guilty
So here's something stupid: I feel guilty sleeping. You read that right.
I feel guilty sleeping.
Let me try to explain this. Do you remember back in July when I overdosed on Risperdal? You don't? Well, go read this. It'll help this post make more sense. Don't worry - I'll wait.
Did you read it? Did you really?
Okay. So, my sleeping has been "off" since I've been on the Geodon. My first night on it I was a zombie. I could hardly keep my eyes open in the hospital during visitation hour (I was falling asleep on my husband). The next 2 nights were actually pretty good. Then I went up on the dose. The first night I was a little drowsy. Okay, not bad. That following morning I was very groggy, lightheaded. I felt like I was going to faint. But it passed. That night (the night before last), I slept only 3 hours. I was a little groggy yesterday morning, but not bad. And last night I slept 5 hours. This morning, only slightly groggy.
Now, why do I feel guilty about this?
Because all of this reminds me of how I felt while in my Risperdal induced coma.
My first night on Geodon, with not being able to stay awake but desperately trying to - just like my first few hours on the Risperdal.
Two mornings ago feeling groggy and lightheaded and like I was going to pass out - that's how I felt during the night and next day on the Risperdal.
Last night, the time that I did sleep, it was like I was only dozing, waking up groggy and feeling . . . weird - like I spent the entire day on Risperdal.
The day and a half I spent in and out of consciousness on Risperdal was possibly the most terrifying and shameful time of my life. Terrifying because of how I felt, what was going through my mind, I could have died. All I wanted was to sleep and I could have died. Shameful because my hubby and son had to watch me and deal with me in this semi-comatose stupor.
I hated myself. I truly hated myself.
And my sleeping habits right now remind me of this time. This time where I was terrified, depressed, and full of self loathing.
I know my body needs to adjust to the Geodon and that in time it will. I know that I haven't done anything stupid or bad. I haven't taken or done anything I shouldn't have. I know this.
But it doesn't change how I feel. So I feel guilty and bad and a little scared.
But mostly guilty.
Which is stupid.
I feel guilty sleeping.
Let me try to explain this. Do you remember back in July when I overdosed on Risperdal? You don't? Well, go read this. It'll help this post make more sense. Don't worry - I'll wait.
Did you read it? Did you really?
Okay. So, my sleeping has been "off" since I've been on the Geodon. My first night on it I was a zombie. I could hardly keep my eyes open in the hospital during visitation hour (I was falling asleep on my husband). The next 2 nights were actually pretty good. Then I went up on the dose. The first night I was a little drowsy. Okay, not bad. That following morning I was very groggy, lightheaded. I felt like I was going to faint. But it passed. That night (the night before last), I slept only 3 hours. I was a little groggy yesterday morning, but not bad. And last night I slept 5 hours. This morning, only slightly groggy.
Now, why do I feel guilty about this?
Because all of this reminds me of how I felt while in my Risperdal induced coma.
My first night on Geodon, with not being able to stay awake but desperately trying to - just like my first few hours on the Risperdal.
Two mornings ago feeling groggy and lightheaded and like I was going to pass out - that's how I felt during the night and next day on the Risperdal.
Last night, the time that I did sleep, it was like I was only dozing, waking up groggy and feeling . . . weird - like I spent the entire day on Risperdal.
The day and a half I spent in and out of consciousness on Risperdal was possibly the most terrifying and shameful time of my life. Terrifying because of how I felt, what was going through my mind, I could have died. All I wanted was to sleep and I could have died. Shameful because my hubby and son had to watch me and deal with me in this semi-comatose stupor.
I hated myself. I truly hated myself.
And my sleeping habits right now remind me of this time. This time where I was terrified, depressed, and full of self loathing.
I know my body needs to adjust to the Geodon and that in time it will. I know that I haven't done anything stupid or bad. I haven't taken or done anything I shouldn't have. I know this.
But it doesn't change how I feel. So I feel guilty and bad and a little scared.
But mostly guilty.
Which is stupid.
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