Doirin
Positivity is the key
Hi, I'm day 6 today and not experiencing any day time problems - no cravings, not picking etc. so all should be well. However something happens when I get to bed. I experience a type of panic attack, a sense of doom, like something terrible is going to happen to me. I am so sleep deprived now I feel like I did when the boys were babies.
I spoke with the chemist this morning and he was very supportive, telling me what I felt was normal in some people. He had come across it especially in people who are very anxious about not losing the weight and motivated to do so.
I believe after talking to the chemist and two great friends that I will have it more in control tonight and not feel this panic.
My main difficulties I believe come from the fact that I worry I will not be here to mind my boys, not see them grow up. My husband died last October, very quickly after a short diagnosis of cancer. Naturally this has changed my whole outlook on life and I fear something will happen to me. That as well as my children's fear that something will take me away from them too is why I decided to go on the Lipotrim. They are only 7, 5 and 2. They deserve a healthy parent and I deserve to be here to see them grow into adults.
I am writing this not to frighten anyone but I kept googling my symptoms and couldn't find anything on here about it. I think perhaps if someone finds they are also like this, they may get relief from knowing it's ok and will pass (according to the pharmacist at least by week 3, but probably before).
Sorry this is so long but I just needed to get it all out.
Thanks
Doirin
I spoke with the chemist this morning and he was very supportive, telling me what I felt was normal in some people. He had come across it especially in people who are very anxious about not losing the weight and motivated to do so.
I believe after talking to the chemist and two great friends that I will have it more in control tonight and not feel this panic.
My main difficulties I believe come from the fact that I worry I will not be here to mind my boys, not see them grow up. My husband died last October, very quickly after a short diagnosis of cancer. Naturally this has changed my whole outlook on life and I fear something will happen to me. That as well as my children's fear that something will take me away from them too is why I decided to go on the Lipotrim. They are only 7, 5 and 2. They deserve a healthy parent and I deserve to be here to see them grow into adults.
I am writing this not to frighten anyone but I kept googling my symptoms and couldn't find anything on here about it. I think perhaps if someone finds they are also like this, they may get relief from knowing it's ok and will pass (according to the pharmacist at least by week 3, but probably before).
Sorry this is so long but I just needed to get it all out.
Thanks
Doirin