Comments on: Can sudden losses cause a person eventually to become practically emotionless? http://sellpropertyquickly-uk.co.uk/can-sudden-losses-cause-a-person-eventually-to-become-practically-emotionless/ Advice and answers on ways to sell property quickly Sat, 10 Jul 2010 18:10:33 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.1 hourly 1 By: Josephine http://sellpropertyquickly-uk.co.uk/can-sudden-losses-cause-a-person-eventually-to-become-practically-emotionless/comment-page-1/#comment-337 Josephine Tue, 02 Mar 2010 08:51:08 +0000 http://sellpropertyquickly-uk.co.uk/can-sudden-losses-cause-a-person-eventually-to-become-practically-emotionless/#comment-337 It sounds like you're depressed. Sometimes when we have lots of losses or traumas, we tip into depression without even being aware of it. I would say though, that you should take some reassurance from the fact that you are behaving perfectly normally considering what you've been through. You've had a very stressful time and in fact you are still under considerable stress with your studies and your family issues. If you weren't feeling low, then you have a reason to worry, that response would be abnormal. The emotionlessness is a symptom of the depression or low mood and in a way it protects you from anything else hurting you. I mean, if you don't feel it, it won't hurt. It's your body's way of preventing you from any more pain. As your life stresses improve and with help from your psychiatric nurse, you will regain your ability to feel emotion again. Don't worry. Anger comes from a different place to hurt, so that's why your feeling it. TC It's great that your seeing someone professional and have someone you can talk to. It sounds like you’re depressed. Sometimes when we have lots of losses or traumas, we tip into depression without even being aware of it. I would say though, that you should take some reassurance from the fact that you are behaving perfectly normally considering what you’ve been through. You’ve had a very stressful time and in fact you are still under considerable stress with your studies and your family issues. If you weren’t feeling low, then you have a reason to worry, that response would be abnormal.

The emotionlessness is a symptom of the depression or low mood and in a way it protects you from anything else hurting you. I mean, if you don’t feel it, it won’t hurt. It’s your body’s way of preventing you from any more pain. As your life stresses improve and with help from your psychiatric nurse, you will regain your ability to feel emotion again. Don’t worry. Anger comes from a different place to hurt, so that’s why your feeling it.

TC

It’s great that your seeing someone professional and have someone you can talk to.

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