Aimless
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Buprenorphine Reduction Week 1 Reduction
Have I done the right thing?Screaming anxiety, pain rising, depression crashing, meds mixed up, no control, just holding on as buprenorphine reduction begins tearing through everything
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Will Lamotrigine stop me killing myself or others?
A person reflects on the impact of lithium on kidney health while questioning the effectiveness of lamotrigine for bipolar disorder management.
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How AI Can Help with Emotional Distress
A person expresses deep emotional pain, seeking support, and is encouraged to reach out for help and use grounding techniques.
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Contaminated Water and Health Risks: Our Story
Susan suffered severe hypokalemia from contaminated water, leading to her hospitalisation; I aim to document our distressing experience with legal support.
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I shall continue doing my bit.
Susan’s 59th birthday brings challenges, but it motivates the narrator to support her, fostering a rewarding, addictive sense of purpose.
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Why Falling Could Be More Complex Than You Think
The author reflects on frequent falls, pain management with medication, and criticises others’ unsolicited advice on personal experiences.
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Staying Warm in an Old Chapel: Our Yorkshire Escape
After digging the car from snow, a cold stay in a rough chapel in Yorkshire follows a painful ankle injury and medication for relief.
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Understanding Health Struggles: My Journey with Medication
The writer reflects on anxiety, health issues, and upcoming travel while navigating a difficult state of mind.
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Tips for Home Blood Pressure Monitoring and Stress Relief
The author reflects on a challenging day, managing health concerns while preparing for a holiday, and concluding with personal sentiments.
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Are Standard Medications Effective for Everyone?
Mental health struggles vary individually, questioning standard treatments. The author reflects on medication effects amid life’s complexities and confusion.
Aimless
I’m from the UK — living with pain and mental illness, sharing my journals and fragments to show what it really looks like to keep going.