Dealing with death songs
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Just like falling in love takes time so does dealing with a passing of a loved one.Just opposite ways of feeling.Love and loss,two parts of life that both hurt.For loving anyone or anything,such as a pet can lead to pain.All feelings lead to pain and despair,eventually.So do we stop feeling,stop loving,stop caring,no we just learn to adjust to our new lives without that loved one that pet,that friend.whom ever.Death ends a life,not a relationship.
i don't know how you deal with losing a child. I'm not so sure that i can ever get through this, how do you do it? I mean get up every day and not feel guilty for living without them. I feel so guilty every day for getting out of bed and her not being here. I need some advice please.
My mother(age 47) has drasticly gone down hill in the past 4yrs. It seemed to all happen at once and in the past year things have gotten worse. Heart disease runs strong in my family,not many have lived past 50yrs old.My mom has hypertension,high blood pressure, chronic lung disease, and heart disease to name a few. This past July she had to have emergeny double bypass surgery and had a minor heartatacke about a month after the surgery.
Having songs in your head is fine. Lol I always have songs in my head. I even sing out loud sometimes. Even songs I dont like and sometimes I'm like omgshhh why am I even singing this song. Your anxiety is just making you over think everything. Thats what anxiety does. It makes you look for something wrong when really nothing is wrong at all. But you just can't help it. Have you seen a professional? You should go talk to your doctor and see what he tells you.
t know why but i had a real infatuation or connection with death... probably because i almost died. lol but i went through time on youtube watching many elvis performances and interviews as well as curt cobain of nirvana. though chronically listening to artists who died of what i was doing, they were great performers and it was therapeudic that i beat what had killed them.
re stressing about, try to focus on something that makes you happy and keep your mind occupied with something else. Go out with friends, family, hang out to get the songs out of your head. I believe once you stopped stressing , it will fade away. It will go away. Just don't pay attention to the songs in your head. Try to distract yourself with something else. You know what I did?
I started playing puzzles games on my phone, like crosswords puzzle.
my husband got up to use the restroom when he suddrnly felt faint and was white as a ghost along with tingling in his hands and a burning anal, without having a bowel movement. is this related to low blood pressure?
hello, i was diagnosed with ocd. ive been on zoloft for 5 months on-going. it's nice and helpful.
i used to have intrusive sexual/aggressive/religious agressive thoughts. now i have shifted from these to having random songs stuck in my head and it's been horrible for my sleeping. i have only had about 4 hours of sleep for the past two days because of this. ive been reading books, and stuff but its stuck. i wake up in the morning. and the song goes back on loop
what do i do?
I'm so glad this post is here, cuz music absolutely helped me get through it. Here's a few songs to give anyone inspiration:
"Mr. Rager" by Kid Cudi (Great song when you are just angry at the world, but mostly at yourself. And it really is about a man, Scott Mescudi, who has clearly been through a lot of the same "issues" we are dealing with.
I had my first son, Jeremiah, 3years ago. My husband and I really wanted a girl, but when we found out it was a boy, I actually found myself to be UPSET. For a while after I found out, I walked around wishing I wasn't pregnant with him. Of course I love my son to death, and can't imagine life without him. Now that I'm pregnant again, I'm having this mothers instinct that its a girl. But I don't want to go through the disappointment again.
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