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<blockquote data-quote="Overwhelmed1" data-source="post: 756472" data-attributes="member: 24921"><p>Thank you all. I am trying my hardest. I am afraid to be labeled so I won't speak of this to a Dr. as I work in the medical field for a large hospital and am trying to keep my personal and professional life separated. It's difficult to smile at work all day but so far I have managed only to completely fall apart at home.</p><p>I read all you thoughtful, loving comments and agree and understand. What I don't understand is why I am held up in this shell that I cannot break out of. </p><p>I'm afraid to talk face to face with anyone because I know I will break down and cry uncontrollably just like I do when I write on here.</p><p>Work is my solace and I don't know what is going to happen now that I am forced to work from home due to the virus.</p><p>Last week at work was so busy. I had to prepare my staff for working at home and get equipment to the home. I loved being so busy.I had no time to think about my issues. As soon as I got home every evening, I felt gloom and doom, uneasiness, lost. I can't move when I am home. I sit in one spot all weekend, often times not even sleeping until Monday night when I come home from work after being up 24 - 48 hours. I collapse from exhaustion.</p><p>I just want it to stop.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Overwhelmed1, post: 756472, member: 24921"] Thank you all. I am trying my hardest. I am afraid to be labeled so I won't speak of this to a Dr. as I work in the medical field for a large hospital and am trying to keep my personal and professional life separated. It's difficult to smile at work all day but so far I have managed only to completely fall apart at home. I read all you thoughtful, loving comments and agree and understand. What I don't understand is why I am held up in this shell that I cannot break out of. I'm afraid to talk face to face with anyone because I know I will break down and cry uncontrollably just like I do when I write on here. Work is my solace and I don't know what is going to happen now that I am forced to work from home due to the virus. Last week at work was so busy. I had to prepare my staff for working at home and get equipment to the home. I loved being so busy.I had no time to think about my issues. As soon as I got home every evening, I felt gloom and doom, uneasiness, lost. I can't move when I am home. I sit in one spot all weekend, often times not even sleeping until Monday night when I come home from work after being up 24 - 48 hours. I collapse from exhaustion. I just want it to stop. [/QUOTE]
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