• Aids in overcoming Smoking Addiction
• Aids in overcoming drug addiction
• Helps alleviate the need for self medication
• Aids in overcoming bad eating habits
• Aids in overcoming bad habits in general

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ther someone i know in the hospital with a mental disorder 25 years no drugs or alcohol. this disorder, there is no cure. just meds n therapy. yes things can get better but it will always be there. I believe in GOD and i pray evryday to heals this person. its a really difficult matter to deal with i refuse to let this person do it alone. i know that ive read that some post that not even God would be able to heal him that this is something that will continue, what can i do ?is this really true is he really gonna stay like this that his pstd an major depression will be a part of his life no matter what. he has social anxiety so we dont go to church do you have an answer. im soo out of it drained i need help

I have been taking mucus relief DM expectorant/cough suppressant for an acute sinus attack.I normally never take anything but this virus is very bad.The medication has me feeling so sad and depressed.This has happened one time before as I called on my friends here to help me.But then I never tied it to the medication.If this is the case man they better do something about this because I have been about to check out.Seriously…My question is do you think this Dollar General generic medication can cause sudden and severe depression?I take no other prescription drugs and I have not been drinking alcohol or anything else.I have been a bit sad due to lonliness but I have been talking to someone and trying to get over it.Today I suddenly felt like I cant take it anymore…Do you think this stuff could have caused this?
I cant even get to the doctor for a HERNIA I got at work!!Ha!Ha!

I recently decided to take alcohol out of my diet completely. I used to drink a pint of beer or so a night after work. I am on day 2 and feel pretty good. I am just apprehensive of if I am fooling myself. Is it possible I could still experience symptoms or DTs? Thanks!!

The Battle is a Christian short film that highlights the importance of Biblical teaching as eight men struggle with addictions, pain and suffering. Seen through the lens of military combat, the story begins with a soldier rendezvous, then the men struggle through a series of personal temptations as they lean on each other and the Bible for support. Sarge (Mike Shelfer) and Lieutenant (Gary Thieneman) lead their men behind enemy lines and must use the Word of God to protect themselves and their troops from the dangers of sin. Surrounded by alcoholism, pornography and depression, each man finds strength in his comrades and scripture. Can they make it to the strong hold of the Church body? Each man must endure the hardships of life… the hardships of The Battle.

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I have numerous symptoms that i believe are linked to anxiety, and all together they kind of prevent me from having a life.
-Anxiety
-Eye Twitching
-Shaking (mostly hands and arms/upper torso)
-Aches and Pains
-Lazy very tired feeling
-Sleepless nights Tossing and turning (basically almost every night)
-Sweating more than a person should
-Speaking can become difficult
-Sweaty palms
-Stress (hair becomes easy to fall out)
-Occasional depression
-Cant even go in a public bathroom.
etc etc…

I still go out and do things like the average person.. I work out every other day.. Take my vitamins.. even try to get drunk here and there because that seems to cure almost all of those problems at once.
Ive tried relaxants like tea’s and St. johns wort.. but they dont help at all. People will tell me its all in my head, so i try to have a strong influence on myself and have the “i dont give a f*ck” attitude.. but it still doesnt help, I just become a person who doesnt care with anxiety..
I dont want to take over the counter drugs/meds because i believe alcohol is a better answer than that. Ive read up on anxiety, done alot of research and have taken advice from alot of people.. but to be completely honest, its been getting worse..
so at this point,, its like,, whats left? what does one do now? do i have to live like this for the remainder of my years? because that would really suck…

I’ve been depressed for quite some time now, and I would very much like to not be anymore.
I used to be the person who loves life more than anything else, and the one who counseled others on their problems. I’ve had depressing things happen to me. I’ve seen death on many occassions, and I’ve held dead children in my hands, but after Sept. 1st, I’ve done many many things that have led to a depression that I cannot fight my way out of.
On Sept. 1st, my girlfriend who I loved completely, and learned the true meaning of love, lost her father, leaving her bereft of most of her family. Her mother died when she was young, and most of her aunts and uncles passed away as well. Needless to say, it was a very hard time for her, and very hard for me as well, as I was unable to help her. She began to become distanced from the world, and from me as well, which began to break my heart, but I stayed strong for her, and to give her someone to depend on. However, she eventually told me that she no longer felt the same way about me, and wanted to take a break. Now that was devastating to me, but I still clung to the fact that at least I still had my beloved life to hold onto, my family, and a few close friends to confide in.
Well I began to do things that I greatly regret in an attempt to find something to fill the enormous gap in my life I now had. I drank even more excessively than I already did. I smoked weed for the first time ever, and did so twice. I lost all interest and motivation in college, and as such, my previously good grades plummeted. I betrayed family, and betrayed friends, and every time I did such things, my morale and depresion sank deeper, causing me to do even more things I greatly regret. I used people, and betrayed myself. I lost control of my rage, got into fights, and let loose my rage on people who didn’t deserve it. I distanced myself from family and friends, and even let my emotions affect my job in the Fire Department. I hurt many people, and lost sight of my future.
Now I know the loss of the woman I love in my life is the root cause of my depression, but it is not the MAIN cause of it. The actions I did after the fact are. I went from being the person who’s life was devoted to helping everyone else, to the person who hurts everyone else, and that fact I cannot live with.
Through my depression, I even considered giving up the one thing I held above all else: my life. I just would not consider doing it myself. I began to wish that bad things would happen to me, just so that I wouldn’t have to deal with everything else. I began to imagine myself being in car accidents, dying in fires, and having a bad reaction with medicine and alcohol which would cause me to at least lay in a hospital bed and see who cared enough to come visit. I began to not sleep, and I lost my will to live.
I am beyond all that now, yet my extreme loneliness augmented my depression still exists. I also still cannot sleep.
If you have motivated yourself to read through all of that, then maybe you know of a way to help me, or somewhere I can look for help. Any help on my above situation would be greatly appreciated.
so a few more details. after reading many of these answers, I realized that I left many things out.
1. (I might have included this, but I lack the motivation to check.) It is extremely hard for me to relax. My counselor has told me this, and has tried many things to help me relax, all of which have failed.
2. Megan (the girls name) is transferring to my school next semester, which has the potential to be disastrous.
3. Megan is seeing someone else now. She actually started seeing him 2 months after breaking up with me.
4. I don’t trust any medication that messes with my consciousness or mental facilities. It took me a while before I would trust myself taking nyquil. (When I did, I took excessive amounts, along with many other night time drugs, along with tylenol PM, benedryl, and some alcohol to wash it all down in attempt at relaxation) None of these helped me sleep, but they did make me quite unsteady in the morning…

I’m talking like for a serious alcoholic…
This person is currently in the hospital and not had any alcohol in several days, not sure exactly how long. But he’s already almost died once, over the weekend, but now they are saying the same thing again that he may not make it through the night tonight.

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