ghost81

I have to agree with hobbit. It is all about the fact that you can be at one with nature, and how things change, it just seems to help me. Not sure that explains it right, but thats how i feel. ghost

I am a pagan too, as is my wife. I have been a pagan for about 5 years, i believe in a Druid/Celtic lifestyle. I have found as have others, that my pagan lifestyle helps me understand my illness more. I see this as a definite soul searching experience. Be glad to hear from any other pagans. Love and Light

Hi all, I am bi-sexual. Have been since i was younger. I have only ever had 3 boyfriends, but the last guy broke my heart. I want to re-experience my gay side, but i don't know how. Firstly no guy is gonna accept that i am a bi-sexual and that i am married. and secondly i have no sexual relationship with my wife right now, so she will be upset if i go off with a guy. I don't know what to do Please give me advice.

Thats good i am glad to hear it.

Yeah, i have had depression since the age of 18, i am now 30. I was brought up a good little christian boy. But i can't believe in a God who allows people to suffer like this. I just don't think it is possible. There is no reasoning to this suffering, and there is no great all powerful being making us go through it! I think you can only truly understand this illness if you are going through it, and even then i am still clueless to the rhyme and reason of why it happens to us. hope my garbled response helps, even just a little.

Hi Worrier, In my experience bi-sexuality is made an issue of by therapists. I told my therapists and they tell me that i am confused. I have told them time and again that i am not confused. I am just greedy! I like the best of both worlds, i love my wife, but i also want to have relationships with men. I think it is just to let them know that you are happy being bi-sexual and that you are not confused!!! Hope this helps. Ghost81

I am bi-sexual. My wife knows i am, and supports my bi-sexuality.

Me too! I am from Folkestone in Kent!!!

I have had the same experience as other people here, i am taking 600mg of Seroquel at night, and 40mgs of Citalopram during the day. But i just can't wake up during the day. I have struggled with this for a couple of months now, and my cpn doesn't wanna know, i am just fed up :( HELP!!!!!

Im not gonna say drinking is a bad idea, because i have been there. On such a low amount of Prozac i wouldn't worry about it. With alcohol you should always make sure you eat, otherwise its not gonna help you at all! Hope that helps!

Depression has pretty much ruined every relationship i have ever had! My family hardly talk to me because they don't know how to handle me. I have had one divorce, and my ex doesn't understand me, and why i ended the marriage. I now have a new wife, who has seen me deteriorate over the past 2 years, and i have now got to the point where sex is an absolute no no. I have no labido and this has caused friction between me and my wife. So i am basically seeing that my relationships have fallen apart, and i don't know how to get them all started again. :( any pointers would really help me.

I have been taking Citalopram for around a year, and i have noticed my labido has died, and i get the whole dry mouth thing. Never had the nausea. My labido is even worse now they combined it with Quietapine. :(

Hi there, im Ghost81, I have had depression since the age of 18, official diagnosis was at the age of 22. I have bounced around the tablets, and finally landed on Citalopram. (for now...) I have more recently had a really bad patch, and the depression has manifested itself into Psychosis. I am under the Early Interventions in Psychosis team, and they are helping me live with it. I am on my second marriage (at the age of 30) and i have a child from my first marriage. Get in touch.