Hi @Pullmybrainout,
Firstly, have to acknowledge your name - I know that EXACT feeling of wishing you could just remove your brain!
A lot of what you’ve said resonates with how I felt at my worst. You are NOT a fraud to not commit suicide. It takes immense courage to live whilst suffering the way you are. There is a tiny bit of you which beneath everything does want stuff to get better. Sometimes you might have to wait a while but please know that it can get better.
A friend once said to me that you have to take suicide out your head from being an option. I found that really helpful. Imagine all these thought paths in your brain you’ll notice your thoughts keep taking you back down these dark horrible routes. It feels so intense and painful in them but your thoughts know them so well they keep going there anyway. Try and tell yourself you aren’t going to go there because that options gone. It’s really hard to do and you won’t manage it every time but just keep telling yourself.
It sounds like you’ve tried loads of help in the past. Make sure you are consistent with medication, it’s not easy to be especially when you aren’t feeling great. However, it’s the only way it will work. For me I eventually found sertraline helpful after trying lots of medication but it was hard to get past the side effects.
Honestly, give everything time and make feeling better your no 1 mission. Try some new things. Force yourself to do a few bits that will be good for you (lots of sleep, eating well, getting out for walks). Be SUPER kind to yourself - treat yourself like a friend and give yourself a hug.
Come back here whenever you need to chat ❤️🩹
P.s 40 Jaffa cakes!! You are going to turn into one 😉