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Deadly discharge

Tomorrow i'm compelled to strolling into hospital and discharge myself. A scary and tantalising thought- yes. But I feel it's time. I have learnt a lot from being in hospital, I have come out as a new person, with new insights and an incredible realisation into different walks of life. I have both witnessed and experienced things that I would have never ever imagined previously. I have had condensations with people whom I would probably have never come into contact with. I have consoled the suicidal and mentored the illiterate. I have watched people pinned to the ground and sedated. I have been woken at 5am by police, given motivational talks by drug dealers and relationship from nurses. Cried and laughed, watched way too many trashy to programmes and occupied many a lifeless and repetitive day. Hospital has been useful for bringing my weight up and bursting my bubble. It has motivated me to move on and made me realise how much I have lost through my illness. Sadly I wasn't able to reside into a more specific and expertise facalty that could focus upon the inner workings of my illness. Crosshouse has dealt with the symptoms and given a stark shock to work against the cognition. Hospital has given me the incentive to work against the symptoms rather than treating the cognition. The community eating disorder team have been allowed to back burn as I was 'no longer in the community', meaning that I saw little from anyone really interested, or educated, in my illness. I hope that by coming out of hospital, I place responsibility back to the CEDS team- placing the next steps in their hands to focus upon cognition and therapy as opposed to my 8ft by 8ft hospital room where snacks and good where the only treatment available.

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Personal Journeys in the Erection Dysfunction Maze

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John's Narrative John, a married 45-year-old male, was having trouble getting and keeping erections. At first, he was ashamed and hesitant to tell his spouse about it or get medical care. However, John chose to be frank with his wife after experiencing months of dissatisfaction and poor intimacy. They consulted a healthcare practitioner with expertise in sexual health for professional counsel. John eventually regained his self-confidence and ability to have sexual relations with the help of counselling and the proper medicines. Although there were obstacles along the way, John's willingness to communicate and ask for assistance was crucial in getting through the ED maze.

Story of Sarah Sarah, a 35-year-old woman in a committed relationship, became aware of her partner's ongoing ED issues. She handled the subject delicately and gave him her support. They looked into ED's probable causes and remedies together. Sarah found that making lifestyle changes including getting regular exercise, eating well, and reducing stress might assist with erectile dysfunction. For a satisfying sex life, they also looked into different intimacy practises and communication tactics. In order for Sarah and her partner to successfully negotiate the ED minefield, they needed to be patient, empathetic, and dedicated to finding answers.

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With every little step it will get easier. Like an itch scratching at the surface. There will be no conveniences if you itch once- but itch every day and you will see a mark.

Scratch away at the depth of your eating disorder that 3 meals and 3 snacks everyday. Distract yourself from the insurmountable size of the challenge ahead. Break it Into manageable components and tiny little breakaways to do everyday. You won't get rid of your disorder today. All you can do is itch away at it and make it a little more manageable for tomorrow. Make it a little bit weaker, a little bit lighter in the ratio of you vs. It. You can't disarm a monster in a day- but only by constantly punching it all day every day will you fatigue it. Throw the punch today and block your face. Don't walk into the boxing ring expecting to loose or cautious in the apprehension of tomorrow. Fight for today's match.

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Emotional haze

Ever watched everyone around you laugh uncontrollably as you just try to force out a giggle? Sat with a straight face as everyone around you cries as the upsetting news? Sat patiently as friends itch around you? Calmly walked into exams as classmates panic? I wouldn't be surprised with all the emotional haze. You feel your mind drunk, failing to grip any of the emotion so apparent around you. Feeling empty and confused at why you don't feel. Is it wrong? Is it right? A positive or negative? Protective or detrimental? It's no surprise if you lack in emotional control. After all, your body is struggling to cope and deal with the immediate. Struggling to stay warm and strong, resist the temptation to eat away at muscles; heart and brain, fighting the deterioration of bones and keep reasonably switched on with the outside world. Trying to keep up with the unreasonable demands you are asking of it- challenging it to walks and salads when all it can reasonably deal with is a rest and steak pie. Emotions are, after all, a secondary process. They are not an immediate 'need' for survival. It is possible to survive without emotions, merely a robot without little pleasure. 'Life' may be a stretch of this experience... 'survival' more appropriate. That's why it is not surprising. Your clever little body focusing on the need rather than pleasure. As much as it wishes otherwise, why would it care about wether experiences are enjoyed as long as you were able to have them. Why would critical energy be used on smiling and laughing when it is struggling for the simple continuity of a beating heart and warmth? Your body simply won't have the energy to use on emotions. Perhaps another reason is for the numbness. People with eating disorders will commonly state straight faced to the doctor threatening of brittle bones, heart failure and gum disease. Why don't I care? I ask myself. Watching my family upset at the prospect without much feeling myself. Why don't I feel like they do? It is very very unlikely that you would be diagnosed with anorexia if you woke up to the pain you are dragging your family through. If you were able to experience the distraught your mind is in as it feels the self-suicide mission is is being forced to comply to. You would cry uncontrollably at the pain, indescribable hunger and insurmountable tiredness which feel down, your body aches. If you felt it, it is possible that you would struggle to progress. To get up or face the day. If you were able to realise, you would mourn uncontrollably at the damage you have done. Your body is clever- protecting you from the connected emotions to the damage you have done. Eat and the emotions will come. Eat for emotions.

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But I hate my love for you, most of all.

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Hot heat

Waking in the middle of the night, sweat dripping and wet neck. Sleep sweat has been very common and admittedly probably due to the aNxious net struggling to hold my bundle of lies. The paranoia about being weighed, whether I would be caught st the gym or Incase someone noticed I hadn't eaten my snack. But why now? Why would I be sweating with paranoia now when I have no secrets? There's no apprehension about scales and weights. Everything is out on the open. Everyone knows my tricks and secrets, leaving me to sleep soundly and slumber into recovery. Sitting with a blushed face and sweaty armpits, I googled once again why I was sweating so much (despite the suspicious medical staff suggesting i was trying to keep my room cool at all times) and why I am still struggling to gain on 3000 calories. What did I find? Well... "Anorexia patients often complain of becoming hot and sweaty during nutritional restoration, particularly during the night. It is not uncommon that they will wake up sweating and their sheets are soaked. . . . This notion is supported by studies showing that the thermic effect of food in AN patients during renutrition is high, representing up to the 30% of energy expenditure instead of the 14-16% in healthy controls and being particularly high at the beginning of refeeding " And for the 3000 plateau? "Apparently, studies have suggested 50% + weight regained is fat tissue, supported by the fact that the average excess number of kilocalories required to gain 1 kg of body weight studies has been shown to average around 7,462 calories... the average of 9,300 and 5,300 kcal (required for the gain of 1 kg of fat and protein, respectively). As patients approach a more normal weight later in refeeding, more fat than lean tissue is gained. Caloric requirements for weight restoration in patients with anorexia nervosa are best determined by monitoring an individual’s rate of weight gain. Given this dynamic process, caloric requirements may have to be recalculated if weight gain is not being achieved as expected during the refeeding process. . . . Ultimately, as the process of refeeding progresses and [ideal body weight] is achieved, very high levels of caloric intake may be temporarily necessary (70 to 80 kcal/kg) to promote ongoing weight gain. It has recently been elucidated that refeeding a patient with anorexia nervosa may be associated with an actual increase in REE during the weight gain process. Although the mechanism of this phenomenon is presently unknown, its clinical implications are quite clear: unusually high-calorie diets may be necessary to provide continued weight gain towards the end of the weight restoration process. A plateau in the desired rate of achievement of a patient’s target weight may be observed because of underestimation of caloric needs during the late stages of weight restoration due to the aforementioned change in the REE value."