Ok, I Stepped A Big Line When I Said That! Im Sorry And Im Ok.

[mr. moore]

i got a call from at&t today saying some people were worried. i wanted to get rid of any rumours because im fine, im ok, i just needed some sleep and probably needed to cry. i should probably go back on an antidepressant im sure there's one i haven't tried. i just wanted to say im ok and im sorry if i worried anyone. i just don't know how else to communicate how i feel. sorry!!!!

[Jestgar]

Dude, you're going through a unique experience. Yes, it's hard and it sucks and it's not fair, but only you will be able to help the next person that comes along in a similar situation. We need you around to make the world a better place.

[DingoGirl]

Dude, you're going through a unique experience. Yes, it's hard and it sucks and it's not fair, but only you will be able to help the next person that comes along in a similar situation. We need you around to make the world a better place.

Jess said this beautifully, Dylan. You are uniquely you, and you're on a journey. It's not an easy one.....and it ISN"T fair. But - I have a feeling you're strong enough and tenacious enough to handle it, for a greater purpose.

Just hang on, and be patient.

[ravenwoodglass]

i got a call from at&t today saying some people were worried. i wanted to get rid of any rumours because im fine, im ok, i just needed some sleep and probably needed to cry. i should probably go back on an antidepressant im sure there's one i haven't tried. i just wanted to say im ok and im sorry if i worried anyone. i just don't know how else to communicate how i feel. sorry!!!!

If that doesn't prove that we all really care about you well nothing will.

Many of us have been where you are. I lived with feeling and thought patterns like you have for almost all of my life. They came on full force after I had surgery on my legs at age 11. I like you could never have imagined that what I was thinking and feeling could be associated with something like what I ate every day.

Have you googled the words gluten and mental illness? Here are a couple of articles, any bold is mine -

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Relative to the comparison subjects, the celiac disease patients had significantly higher lifetime prevalences of major depressive disorder (31% versus 7%) and disruptive behavior disorders (28% versus 3%). In most cases these disorders preceded the diagnosis of celiac disease and its treatment with a gluten-free diet. The prevalence of current mental disorders was similar in both groups. Celiac disease in adolescents is associated with an increased prevalence of depressive and disruptive behavioral disorders, particularly in the phase before diet treatment.

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Department of Pediatric Gastroenterology, St. Orsola Hospital, University of Bologna, Italy.

Untreated celiac disease can lead to serious behavioral disorders. We describe three adult patients with undiagnosed or untreated celiac disease without particular intestinal signs, causing persistent depressive symptoms in three of the parents of our pediatric patients. In two of the three cases, the pediatrician suspected the diagnosis when taking the family history of the children. In fact, a diagnosis of celiac disease was made during childhood, when they had intestinal symptoms, but the gluten-free diet was spontaneously interrupted during the teenage period because of the disappearance of the typical intestinal signs. In the third case the mother was tested for antiendomysium antibodies (EmA), as she had a diagnosed celiac child. In all three patients, the depressive symptoms improved quickly with a gluten-free diet. In conclusion, celiac disease should be taken into consideration in the presence of behavioral and depressive disorders, particularly if they are not responsive to the usual antidepressive therapy

[rinne]

I hope you had a good cry, sometimes it is really the best thing. Do you know that it really does help? It is like an inside shower. Sometimes I even rent really sad movies when I know I just need a good cry.