There's this place inside my mind that I can escape to. I've done it all my life, maybe everyone does. Sometimes though, when things get bad it becomes more real than all the realness that surrounds me. It's almost as though I"m searching my mind for that locked door. The one that I can excape through and never come back. I know it exists. I've seen those with the empty eyes, and I believe that that is where they've gone. Just so far into their own heads that they don't ever have to come back.
Is it pathetic to yearn for that? To want to stop dealing with this so badly I"d be willing to spend the rest of my life in some ward staring blankly at a wall?
I"m so tired. Tired of all of this. This has been bad for nine months, and I was fighting for stability another nine before that. And really I'm not sure I know what stable even is. I've spent most of my life either depressed or hypomanic. I don't really have those normal periods in between.
This time it's more severe. I've had my "rolling"panic attacks all day. Managed to head off a big one with ativan this evening. I need my seroquel so badly but can't take it because I have a child running a moderate temp and I"m afraid I won't wake if he calls for me.
My husband was here visiting the kids tonight, he knew the state I was in, knew I couldn't take my med if I was home alone dealing with a sick child, and walked out the door anyway. Told me if I needed to go into the hosptial to wait until the third week of July because thats when he has his vacation. I guess I"m supposed to pencil in my breakdown for his vacation week. What a joke. I'm faltering badly now. Two more weeks? I'll never make it.