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Reply 8960
I really need a hug right now. Wish someone was here.
Original post by rmhumphries
It could still be the lesser of two evils. Say it is used to go out in scary social situations, then it can be used to get over anxiety at the first, 'ice-breaking' stage, but then you gain friends who, once getting to know them, you don't feel as anxious, and so don't need the weed then. The situation is very hard to judge from the outside, unless you are very close to the person in question or in very clear-cut situations, I don't think that people outside can easily say if it is good or bad for the person in question.


I just think, there is a reason, why you go to a pharmacy and get a prescription, instead of just using stuff on your own. But of course it is just my opinion, that self-medication is not the way to go. Weed is a drug and not the wonder thing curing everything from anorexia to bipolar disorder without any serious side effects. If weed has no other side effects than feeling less anxious and get into a state, where therapy makes sense, then great for him, but posting this on the internet is simply extremely irresponsible, just ask some of those with shizophrenia or those who get into a terrible state after smoking weed.

Original post by superwolf
Unless if you live in California! :moon:


Yeah, but even then you can't self-medicate, but need a prescription, or? Although the US is very loose with some drugs/medication and I could imagine, there are not as strict, if they are here with prescriptions. I don't know ...
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Original post by HairyCanary
My personal tutor still hasn't replied to my bloody email about my mental health not being great at the moment....
UCL admin is craaaaaap
What about disability support at the university. I use them and they have been great! I've cut and pasted the following from UCL:

Advice and support are available to students with mental health difficulties. Whether you have been diagnosed with a psychiatric condition or other mental health difficulty such as anxiety or depression, or whether you are concerned about the impact that your mental health is having on your studies, we encourage you to contact us at Student Disability Services.

For more information, please contact:

Student Disability Services

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 0207 679 0100
Reply 8963
Original post by PonchoKid
what i did say and the subject we were discussing, feel so dirty about it all, but cant do anything about it :cry2:

Don't be too hard on yourself. I over analyse what i say in conversation all the time and come down too hard on myself, what's done is done :smile:
Original post by james1211
Don't be too hard on yourself. I over analyse what i say in conversation all the time and come down too hard on myself, what's done is done :smile:


its complicated

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Reply 8965
Original post by PonchoKid
its complicated

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Is this something you blame yourself for or something that happened and was out of your control?

What's in the past is in the past, best not to dwell on it as hard as it is not to :frown:
Original post by james1211
Is this something you blame yourself for or something that happened and was out of your control?

What's in the past is in the past, best not to dwell on it as hard as it is not to :frown:


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Hi guys, new here.

How did you guys get over the feeling that your problems weren't serious enough to seek help?
Reply 8968
Original post by james1211
I keep having reality checks. My life doesn't feel real anymore. Not sure what to think, haven't felt this way in a long long time.


Always here for you hun. :hugs:
Reply 8969
Original post by alexmagpie
Hi guys, new here.

How did you guys get over the feeling that your problems weren't serious enough to seek help?

I still haven't.

For 4 months now i've assumed any specialist will brush me off and i'll feel worse for it.

Welcome to the thread, everyone here is really nice, you'll feel at home :h:
Reply 8970
Original post by Gemmer_
Always here for you hun. :hugs:

N'aww thanks Gemma, you're such a sweetie :h:

:hugs:
Reply 8971
Original post by james1211
N'aww thanks Gemma, you're such a sweetie :h:

:hugs:


Ps, I know it isn't a real hug but think of it as one! Because I would hug you if I could hun. :hugs:
How has your evening been?
Reply 8972
Original post by Gemmer_
Ps, I know it isn't a real hug but think of it as one! Because I would hug you if I could hun. :hugs:
How has your evening been?

Awwww that's the nicest thing anyones said to me today :smile: I'd return the hug if i could :biggrin:

My evening started off alright, but in the last 2 hours i've slumped :frown: I won't bore you with the details but I think i'll be alright for now :smile:

How is your evening? Looking forward to the new week?
Reply 8973
Original post by PonchoKid

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Reply 8974
Original post by james1211
Awwww that's the nicest thing anyones said to me today :smile: I'd return the hug if i could :biggrin:

My evening started off alright, but in the last 2 hours i've slumped :frown: I won't bore you with the details but I think i'll be alright for now :smile:

How is your evening? Looking forward to the new week?


It's my pleasure! :hugs: I'm sure you would lovely. I appreciate that.
As long as you think you'll be alright, then that's the main thing. My evening was average, watched Downton Abbey then came online.
Hmm, mixed emotions about this week, you? :redface:
Reply 8975
Original post by Gemmer_
It's my pleasure! :hugs: I'm sure you would lovely. I appreciate that.
As long as you think you'll be alright, then that's the main thing. My evening was average, watched Downton Abbey then came online.
Hmm, mixed emotions about this week, you? :redface:


I've never watched downton abbey actually, keep meaning to watch and episode to see if it takes my fancy.

Also mixed emotions this week. Over thinking things as usual :redface: if anyone has a cure for that I'd love to know :tongue:

At least mixed is better than full out bad :yy:

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Original post by james1211
:console:


dont feel bad for me :nah:
Reply 8977
Original post by PonchoKid
dont feel bad for me :nah:

Yeah, I know you'll manage it, you're strong inside :smile: (Not to be patronising of course if it sounds that way)
Reply 8978
Original post by james1211
I've never watched downton abbey actually, keep meaning to watch and episode to see if it takes my fancy.

Also mixed emotions this week. Over thinking things as usual :redface: if anyone has a cure for that I'd love to know :tongue:

At least mixed is better than full out bad :yy:

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I've watched it from the very beginning, it's really great tv. :u:
I really can't be bothered with this week in all honesty, or most weeks. It's dragging on. Life is so long. Gah. :hugs:
Reply 8979
Original post by Gemmer_
I've watched it from the very beginning, it's really great tv. :u:
I really can't be bothered with this week in all honesty, or most weeks. It's dragging on. Life is so long. Gah. :hugs:

Might give it a try, i've been thinking of trying netflix anyway :smile:

Well, the week is over, new week new opportunities and experiences, you never know what good things might happen :h:

Life does drag on at times, but sometimes it's just there to test us. :hugs:

Any plans for the week ahead?

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