Posted on Jan 20, 2015
Ever have a hard time just leaving the house? I start doing PCC's and PCI's, and everything is delayed. Any advice?
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Do Any of my brothers and sisters out there have Trouble leaving the house. I am a super active guy but man I have a hard time getting out of this house. I start to do PCC's and PCI's before going then it's on to time checks and so on before i even get to the door it seems to be like a few hours then I sometimes Just say FHHH it!. Anyone have any Idea's on what to do, to make this transition easyier
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My friend, I have gone thru some of the same things and it will get better but with help. I had to talk with someone to get my life back on track. I'm sure you will as well. If you ever need to talk, just hit me up.
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SGT Aaron Olivas. Sometimes it is worth an good solid physical with blood tests to see if there may be anything medically going on (e.g. thyroid problems) may be affecting you. Assuming there are no obvious medical issues sometimes worth working with a counselor and doctor to see if maybe you may be depressed . . . and medication may help to provide little lift. Certainly . . . as mentioned by several others . . . a dog, good social relationship, or a class can be helpful just having a good solid reason to get out of the house, into the sunshine, and more activities.
For myself . . . getting up at the crack of dawn for a good run, workout in the gym, or sharing other activities with other active people . . . helps to keep my spirits up . . . and body fit and trim.
By the way community gyms sponsored by local government council can be very inexpensive . . . like $200 or so a year for the entire family vs $200 a month per family member for a commercial gym.
Warmest Regards, Sandy
For myself . . . getting up at the crack of dawn for a good run, workout in the gym, or sharing other activities with other active people . . . helps to keep my spirits up . . . and body fit and trim.
By the way community gyms sponsored by local government council can be very inexpensive . . . like $200 or so a year for the entire family vs $200 a month per family member for a commercial gym.
Warmest Regards, Sandy
SGT Aaron Olivas
Thanks k you for bringing up the blood work, when I went to a PTSD clinic last year they pulled my blood and said my levels for tried and so on looked good. As far as Gym routine I'm currently working on the social aspect of the Gym, just hard for me to stay in one place for a bit and to stay long. Been working hard on putting myself in what I would call uncomfortable situations to get used to the emotional aspects of my tiggers. I just Can't wait to be completely comfortable again and gi to the Gym , walks , Runs, climbing, sky diving, anything besides this house..lol
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I do AND so I am getting involved with MEETUPS. Many communities have these and their types of meetings range from Toastmasters to Pets and Veterans Groups....
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I am actually going to a meetup tomorrow night and I am leaving CPT Richard Riley in charge. lol
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Now wait a minute SSgt (Join to see) , the last time you did that I got in SO much trouble with the favorite pet discussion - cats and dogs everywhere - that Col (Join to see) and CPT Aaron Kletzing told Elizabeth Malkin I had to have a sitter if you ever did that again ..... I was in time out for 2 weeks because of that ...
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I am a rabble-rouser lol. Col (Join to see) And I didn't name drop the smartest person here. 1LT Sandy Annala Nope wouldn't do that for love nor money..hah
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