Psycho-Babble Newbies Thread 473641

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Posted by Tim J. on March 21, 2005, at 14:00:31

Hi,

It took me a while to fill in all the needed information. However I am glad that I found this place.

I have suffered from insomnia and depression for a quite some time. But now I have noticed that I have greate difficulties in social situations. That is why I try to avoid them.

It wasn't like this before. Few years back I was more social, and I didn't think any hidden meanings or even plots when dealing with other people. Now I have these strange ideas, fears and even paranoia. I think that other people are constantly observing my behaviour, and thinking how horrible person I am.

I have tried to find some help, but I am not sure where to look for. The doctor prescribed me some medicines but they didn't help me much. I still had these horrible, obsessive thoughts.

Could someone tell if they have had similar feelings, or if they have noticed changing, and starting to have this kind of (irrational?) fears. I am from Finland.

tim J. welcome to our wonderful babbleland....:)

Posted by Jai Narayan on March 21, 2005, at 21:14:28

In reply to Hi, posted by Tim J. on March 21, 2005, at 14:00:31

I know how life can change just when you think you know all about life....
I too go through insomnia
it's enough to make you feel very strange...
many nights of laying in bed and waiting...many days of daze...
wandering around in quite a state.
it sounds like you are going through quite a bit right now.
please check out our social board.
there are wonderful people who can and will empathize with you.
on our med board there are great questions and informative answers....
please make yourself at home here.
babble welcomes you
Jai Narayan

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