Strong reaction to strong emotion

carolyn · 01-12-2009, 09:40 PM

I got really pissed off at my mom today -- I didn't yell at her or scream or anything, but I was SO angry. As in, going to fly to Florida and kill her with my bare hands angry.

Anyway, about an hour and a half later, as my anger was subsiding, I noticed that I had a headache, was very dizzy/lightheaded, and sick to my stomach.

I laid down for about 20 minutes and felt a little better, but I'm still a little twitchy and feeling very out of it.

I'm doing a bit better now (a couple of hours later) -- still pretty woozy and disconnected.

I remember feeling this way when I would have intense crying sprees around the time of my dad's death so I'm assuming this is 100% normal. Still pretty interesting though.

(I still want to fly to Florida to kill her though

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CherryBeryl · 01-12-2009, 09:43 PM

Can you stop off and kill my doctor on your way there?

carolyn · 01-12-2009, 10:18 PM

Hahahah! Sure, I'll take orders.

been there done that · 01-14-2009, 02:04 AM

I have a list can you do a list?

Seriously tho I have had reactions to emotion that do not fit they can be almost our of body sensations. It has to do with withdrawal I am sure of it. Likely to do with the pineal gland ya that is what I am going to say about everything from now on likely to do with the pineal gland getting punchy off to bed with me praying for sleep. goodnite all.

01-12-2009, 09:40 PM	#1
carolyn Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: SF Bay Area, CA Posts: 3,105	Strong reaction to strong emotion I got really pissed off at my mom today -- I didn't yell at her or scream or anything, but I was SO angry. As in, going to fly to Florida and kill her with my bare hands angry. Anyway, about an hour and a half later, as my anger was subsiding, I noticed that I had a headache, was very dizzy/lightheaded, and sick to my stomach. I laid down for about 20 minutes and felt a little better, but I'm still a little twitchy and feeling very out of it. I'm doing a bit better now (a couple of hours later) -- still pretty woozy and disconnected. I remember feeling this way when I would have intense crying sprees around the time of my dad's death so I'm assuming this is 100% normal. Still pretty interesting though. (I still want to fly to Florida to kill her though ) __________________ 10mg: 5/02 - 8/07 for panic disorder 20mg: 8/07 - 8/08 CBT: 8/07 - 2/08. Recommended! 1 unsuccessful taper in 7/08; went back to 20mg 2008: 8/2: 18.75mg 8/24: 17.25mg 9/28: 16.10mg 10/19: 15mg 11/9: 13.75mg 11/30: 12.5mg 12/21: 11.25mg 2009: 1/11: 10.6mg 2/1: 10mg 2/22: 9.4mg 3/6: 9.2mg (liquid) 3/29: 8.4mg 4/19: 7.6mg 5/10: 6.8mg 5/31: 6.2mg 6/21: 5.6mg 7/12: 5.1mg 8/2: 4.8mg 8/23: 4.4mg 9/13: 4mg 10/4: 3.7mg 10/25: 3.4mg 11/15: 3.1mg

01-12-2009, 09:43 PM	#2
CherryBeryl Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 14	Re: Strong reaction to strong emotion Can you stop off and kill my doctor on your way there? __________________ 5 years after a 1 year course of Effexor and still messed up. No other drugs co-administered. Movement disorder, sensory disturbance, loss of stamina, tachycardia, personality change, loss of concentration, loss of memory, insomnia, anxiety attacks with vitamin use... thanks Wyeth! Doctors of course attribute my new symptoms to 'psychiatric' issues. Nothing like a little bigotry to start your day off. May the goddess protect you from doctors.

01-12-2009, 10:18 PM	#3
carolyn Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: SF Bay Area, CA Posts: 3,105	Re: Strong reaction to strong emotion Hahahah! Sure, I'll take orders. __________________ 10mg: 5/02 - 8/07 for panic disorder 20mg: 8/07 - 8/08 CBT: 8/07 - 2/08. Recommended! 1 unsuccessful taper in 7/08; went back to 20mg 2008: 8/2: 18.75mg 8/24: 17.25mg 9/28: 16.10mg 10/19: 15mg 11/9: 13.75mg 11/30: 12.5mg 12/21: 11.25mg 2009: 1/11: 10.6mg 2/1: 10mg 2/22: 9.4mg 3/6: 9.2mg (liquid) 3/29: 8.4mg 4/19: 7.6mg 5/10: 6.8mg 5/31: 6.2mg 6/21: 5.6mg 7/12: 5.1mg 8/2: 4.8mg 8/23: 4.4mg 9/13: 4mg 10/4: 3.7mg 10/25: 3.4mg 11/15: 3.1mg

01-14-2009, 02:04 AM	#4
been there done that Banned Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Canada Posts: 1,856	Re: Strong reaction to strong emotion I have a list can you do a list? Seriously tho I have had reactions to emotion that do not fit they can be almost our of body sensations. It has to do with withdrawal I am sure of it. Likely to do with the pineal gland ya that is what I am going to say about everything from now on likely to do with the pineal gland getting punchy off to bed with me praying for sleep. goodnite all.

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