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How often do you get existential dread?
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It comes in waves for me. I'll feel fine for a few weeks, maybe a month or two, then I'll be deep in the depths for days, weeks straight. Mostly at night, staring out my bedroom window, contemplating the horror of the abyss.
I have to agree with you here because it comes in waves for me as well. But often spread out between 4-6 months and then I'll get it for 2-3 weeks straight. It's very unpleasant and I'm sorry you're experiencing this.
Right back at you, yeah it's rough. I am seeking out getting medication for it but we'll see.
I hope you can find some healing and stabilization.
Thanks, and to you as well. Best wishes.
You're welcome and thank you as well.,
I've just started Rexulti, Klonopin, Chlonodine, and Ambien. Even though I'm only 5 days into it, I'm already starting to feel better.