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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've just started Rexulti, Klonopin, Chlonodine, and Ambien. Even though I'm only 5 days into it, I'm already starting to feel better.
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.,