Re: I am new
Welcome shakra. The forum can be a good place for sharing your feelings and learning to understand our kind of illness and how we can battle it.
Death can be a complex thing to deal with. I was already on anti-depressants when my father became ill and died in 2008 and on them again when mum passed last month. So my emotions have been quite muted both times. Almost too much. I sometimes feel guilty for not having had the tears and emotion, although in both cases we had some notice due to the illness involved. I think it could have been very different if it had been something sudden, like with your mum. It must be a very sad time for you.
My folks were in their late 80s so its never a surprise really at their age, even though I'm only late 40s. I get the sense that you & your mum were younger than that. So don't feel bad for it making you ill - none of us should - but when its a sudden unexpected situation few people are prepared for it in any way.
Have a good read of the information off of the menu on the left of the forum. Sometimes it helps to know you enemy - your illness.
Do post your questions and share what you can. Its easier to help the more we know about your feelings, symptoms, etc.
PS: Its irrelevant but assuming you're not from an ex-pat family - your English is brilliant! Whatever, you are very welcome here. Some our threads are written by half mad, drunken, dyslexics with the shakes - all are welcome.
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Kevin, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, UK
Probably GAD & Phobias. Anxiety and renewed Depression medicated (Venlafaxine). Trying to improve.