Brain chemicals are radically adjusting every day. Be patient with yourself and remember, “you never have to feel like this again!” I really enjoy that you said that previously. It’s gonna take some time so just allow yourself to suck on the days that things suck. Every day you’re closer to the finish line where life begins all over again for you. Can’t wait to see your success continue. 👍
EMBRACE THE SUCK! …that’s what I use to tell people when training them for their new business plans. It applies here as well, interesting. But yes! Hell yes! Everyday is closer to that finish line. Yesterday is gone, today’s a new day. We never have to feel this way again…
For me Sometimes when I need to find myself I go get lost in the woods.. It can be stressful or little rough while you learn to deal with it.. I always said depending on how long a person has been shut off , depends on how much they remember who they are. life circumstance changes a person do to experiences they have so much, they say, you will not be the same person you are today in five years, and change again 5 year after that and so on. rationalizing this; a person that has been shut off for 5-10-15-20 years might have an identity shock/crises. there are technically three battling self projections that conflict.. you before, you during, and you after.. same person, maybe same morals, and beliefs, different perspective on both, and life in general. All while still dealing with everyday stress. its rough.. I feel ya. I think this part is the hardest for many. its like doing 15 years in prison , then getting out to a whole new world you have no idea how to live in anymore. "haven't been to prison btw" I know a few though. You know what you do not want, start there.. Also try to let emotion go sometimes, don't fight it, happy, sad, pissed, all of it its how you learn them again, for me it was, and I went on some roller coasters.. let me tell ya.. lmao.. but its ok cause it taught me.. well me. good vid bro keep it up. never quit never fail.
Yup, I feel like being lost in the woods would be cool. Watching a lot of shipping container home enthusiasts on TH-cam and a few people living on sailboats ⛵️ Just watching people discover themselves helps me a lot. It makes me realize what’s important and that I should look for my true “why” in life. I never considered the change one makes over the course of time, 5-10-15-20 years and how that can have an effect on themselves. So many new ideas are coming to light by people like yourself commenting on these videos. It’s wild, I’m finally understanding the older you get the more you realize you don’t know anything. Even reminds me of my dad coming back from Vietnam and being told to adjust to a normal life after 5 years of flying around and jumping out of planes/ doing lots of other crazy stuff. He’s 73 now and is anything but changed. You before, you during, and you after… wow. Thank you for the mini epiphany you gave me. Things are clearer day and by and I’m lucky to have wise people ahead of me on this journey.
Im day 18 and I feel exactly exactly the same way. Except im very irritable. I been through this before but i just want to get past this depression, anxiety part so badly. And there's always that thought that it may not come back
@Canes-kh5bq yes bro. I know how you feel exactly. How you feel today is how I felt 2.5 years ago. I was watching videos and walking my neighborhood just trying to push through it. Hang in bro, it's worth it. Respect and love- Mike, Philly area.
needed this video. ty.
Brain chemicals are radically adjusting every day. Be patient with yourself and remember, “you never have to feel like this again!” I really enjoy that you said that previously. It’s gonna take some time so just allow yourself to suck on the days that things suck. Every day you’re closer to the finish line where life begins all over again for you. Can’t wait to see your success continue. 👍
EMBRACE THE SUCK!
…that’s what I use to tell people when training them for their new business plans. It applies here as well, interesting. But yes! Hell yes! Everyday is closer to that finish line. Yesterday is gone, today’s a new day.
We never have to feel this way again…
Damn I’d hate to be stuck in an escape room with withdrawal diarrhea lol
Bro the depression was the worst part for me. Lasted from abt day 10 to day 20. After abt 30 days I'm all good.
I felt the exact same 🙏 appreciate you being here. Just uploaded day 30 and couldn’t agree more my man 👊😎
For me Sometimes when I need to find myself I go get lost in the woods.. It can be stressful or little rough while you learn to deal with it.. I always said depending on how long a person has been shut off , depends on how much they remember who they are. life circumstance changes a person do to experiences they have so much, they say, you will not be the same person you are today in five years, and change again 5 year after that and so on. rationalizing this; a person that has been shut off for 5-10-15-20 years might have an identity shock/crises. there are technically three battling self projections that conflict.. you before, you during, and you after.. same person, maybe same morals, and beliefs, different perspective on both, and life in general. All while still dealing with everyday stress. its rough.. I feel ya. I think this part is the hardest for many. its like doing 15 years in prison , then getting out to a whole new world you have no idea how to live in anymore. "haven't been to prison btw" I know a few though. You know what you do not want, start there.. Also try to let emotion go sometimes, don't fight it, happy, sad, pissed, all of it its how you learn them again, for me it was, and I went on some roller coasters.. let me tell ya.. lmao.. but its ok cause it taught me.. well me. good vid bro keep it up. never quit never fail.
Yup, I feel like being lost in the woods would be cool. Watching a lot of shipping container home enthusiasts on TH-cam and a few people living on sailboats ⛵️ Just watching people discover themselves helps me a lot. It makes me realize what’s important and that I should look for my true “why” in life.
I never considered the change one makes over the course of time, 5-10-15-20 years and how that can have an effect on themselves. So many new ideas are coming to light by people like yourself commenting on these videos. It’s wild, I’m finally understanding the older you get the more you realize you don’t know anything.
Even reminds me of my dad coming back from Vietnam and being told to adjust to a normal life after 5 years of flying around and jumping out of planes/ doing lots of other crazy stuff. He’s 73 now and is anything but changed.
You before, you during, and you after… wow. Thank you for the mini epiphany you gave me. Things are clearer day and by and I’m lucky to have wise people ahead of me on this journey.
Im day 18 and I feel exactly exactly the same way. Except im very irritable. I been through this before but i just want to get past this depression, anxiety part so badly. And there's always that thought that it may not come back
Im on day 18 myself after 15 years of Suboxone and i find myself wondering if normal will ever come back
@Canes-kh5bq yes bro. I know how you feel exactly. How you feel today is how I felt 2.5 years ago. I was watching videos and walking my neighborhood just trying to push through it. Hang in bro, it's worth it.
Respect and love- Mike, Philly area.
Kinds sounds like detox the body, then detox life stuff….