u/Blumbug_

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Dream

I had a terrible dream, and i woke up n*. I'm scared that the dream might mean something, and im scared to leave the house bc im n*. What should i do? Do dreams normally mean something like that? i'm scared

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u/Blumbug_ — 3 days ago
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I've been n* every day for 2 weeks, i've barely been able to eat. The past few days i've only been able to eat a few crackers and today i only had a bowl of yogurt to eat all day. I'm still n*, every time i eat i have watery d*, and now i think when i drink the same thing happens. This has been going on for 2 weeks and i'm exhausted. Back in 2023 i was hospitalized for this, for not eating enough bc of emetophobia and they sent me to a treatment center for a month. I've been okay but this past month has been so hard, i can't cope and i feel like i'm going back to the beginning and i can't do it again. I feel hopeless, i don't know what to do anymore. Any reassurance? Tips? Help? Anything is appreciated, i just need to talk about this and i have nobody.

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u/Blumbug_ — 11 days ago

I haven't had such intense n* episodes since in 5 years, but for the past 4 or 5 days i've had a very intense panic attack because i'm n*. This might be TMI but i've had d* too. I have IBS, which probably explains that part. Idk what to do, because it's preventing me from eating, going out, going to school, and having fun. These panic attacks/episodes are at the same time every day, they're around 7-9 and they're exhausting. Does anyone know if this is normal? or have any tips? Reassurance is welcome!

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u/Blumbug_ — 15 days ago

I haven't had such intense nausea episodes since in 5 years, but for the past 4 or 5 days i've had a very intense panic attack because i'm nauseous. This might be TMI but i've had diarrhea too. I have IBS, which probably explains that part. Idk what to do, because it's preventing me from eating, going out, going to school, and having fun. These panic attacks/episodes are at the same time every day, they're around 7-9 and they're exhausting. Does anyone know if this is normal? or have any tips?

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u/Blumbug_ — 15 days ago