today I was supposed to do things, and I literally wanted to do them so I had this all planned out the night before, but as soon as I woke up I just gave up immediately and sat on my bed for 2 hours and did nothing. I couldn't "push" myself out of the bed, it's like the bed kept me stuck. when I finally got up to use the bathroom I still didn't do it. This has been worsening over the past year or two but today it was pretty blatant that somehing is seriously wrong. I *wanted* to do this stuff, I literally have the desire to accomplish it, it wasn't a chore it was something I was actually looking forward to, but I couldn't get out of bed for the life of me. Has anyone else went through something like this? should I see a doctor? I was already prescribed Adderall (and then Vyvanse) because they thought I had ADHD but that didn't do anything for me.
>>35075539do a parasite and toxin cleanse
>>35075539This is burnout. If they didn't do anything for you, did you ever try a higher dose?
>>35075555how do I do that?>>35075586this describes it well I think, thank you, but when I look up solutions for it everyone just says to do nothing and relax or something like that. Is that really a solution? I did try a higher dose at 35mg for Adderall but it just gave me a racing heart and mania that didnt help at all so I stopped taking it.
I've never taken adderall because no free drugs for me but I have had this happen. I would get dressed, get ready and then like my body would just freeze, if I forced myself out into my car it was like I got brain fog or something. When it got worse and I couldn't get out of bed I had to learn to do some breath and motion exercises, creating my own mantra to even get up. I lost my job during that period because I could not physically get up. I couldn't get past that stage, so I started to do breathing exercises and it helped. Yes go to a doctor, hopefully yours gives a shit unlike mine. I was eating healthy, working out etc and idk what happened. Try the breathing though and the body stretching, like do exaggerated motions to force your body and brain to engage. It's been the only thing that helped me.I don't know how I got better but it went on for at least about 2 years. I'd do jumping jacks or punch the air or do some stupid physical action when I felt getting triggered to go back to bed or my brain shutting down. Good luck op.
>>35075799chlorine dioxide for a tried and true all in one. cheap to make, easy to use, and no negative side effects aside from herxheimer reaction. binders like activated charcoal and zeolite are good for reducing the herx fever.
>>35075885sorry I forgot about this thread, but thanks for sharing how you're managing it...I think I'm just going to get an appointment from my primary again :|>>35076280I dont know if ill try this but thx anyway
