Depression, memory issues & insomnia.

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What you are describing seems to be aligning with severe depression. Although detailed evaluation is needed for a definitive diagnosis. A year and half is a really long time. I am really sorry for your losses. But when people who we are attached to leave us and sadly we don't have anyone to process that grief with things become very difficult. Based on the intensity of symptoms and duration I would suggest starting medications along with therapy right now and then gradually we can taper off the medications. You don't have to go through this alone as help is available. I provide online consultation and therapy support you can contact me directly on seven eight seven seven six three nine six eight two for detailed evaluation and individualised management plan (medication or therapy whatever will suit you best we can start based on the evaluation).

Hi I’m sorry you’re going through so much. Losing two grandparents in a short period, combined with family and job stress, can lead to intense grief, depression, sleep disturbance, loneliness, and difficulty concentrating or remembering things. However, the sensations you’re describing—such as feeling touched by entities, unusual smells, or feeling that something is trying to harm you—are important symptoms that should be assessed by a mental health professional as soon as possible, especially since they have been ongoing for over a year. Please don’t try to manage this alone. I would strongly recommend consulting a psychiatrist and psychologist for a comprehensive evaluation. With the right treatment and support, many people experience significant improvement and regain a sense of normalcy and hope. If at any point you feel unsafe or have thoughts of harming yourself, seek immediate help from a trusted family member, local emergency services, or a mental health crisis service. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.