Phil asked me about the CMHT session I attended just before I went on holiday. I haven't answered yet because this is the first time I've seen my emails and my blog.
So here's the skinny.
We talked about my inability to sleep, and that I was struggling to find joy in anything, I couldn't smile nor could I laugh. I just hated everything. Actually I lied a bit in the meeting. He asked me if I had negative or 'dangerous' thoughts, and I told him I didn't. In fact, that week leading up to my holiday, I had thought about it, I wondered what it would be like if I decided to just end it all. How long before someone noticed I was missing, would anyone notice or would it be the smell from my decaying body that would finally make someone notice I wasn't about? It's not so bad now and I think it's because I got a break from my life for a little while. I don't know what the future holds or how I'm going to feel but I have to deal with what ever comes my way.
CMHT guy did say that I should ask for more sleeping pills, to try and help me get in to a regular sleeping pattern.; He said a month should do it. I'm not convinced. He also said that the psycho team would get hold of me soon and give me a huge questionnaire.
Well the questionnaire turned up the Friday before I went on holiday. It was something quite hefty asking about what I think my problems are, my family background (that was fun to write about) and other things that made me think. I also had to complete another two questionnaires but these were a True and False and a tick box thingy. It was quite something. I didn't fill them in until I got back from my holiday, but I did fill these out more honestly unlike my conversation at CMHT session.
I got back yesterday from my holiday and I phoned the doctor today about my blood test results. They all came back normal, so I don't have an under active thyroid. So now I have to try and work out the reason why I don't sleep. While on holiday I took Nytol so I could get some sleep.
Cheers, Spike. I hope the sun and blue skies were good for you.