Medication that can mitigate autism and anxiety

I have a very unhappy other half who has requested that I go to the doctors today to get some medication to make sure that I don't "ruin Christmas" (I had a panic attack/meltdown at the weekend). 

Can anyone recommend anything that will help?

thank you

Ellie

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  • yes you are right.

     Having followed and read the many posts Ellie has written I can see she is stuck without much option than to just keep placating.

    If you have any constructive advice then please share it with her or if needs be on here, I know you all care as do I. I think this has reached a point where placating is no longer an option for her. Unless she does as he demands and stops causing him unwanted issues she would need to stop having a reasoning mind.

     Thank you windscale and all, please understand this really is at tipping point.

    why else ask for such information knowing the consequences means no mind, inability to have self volition.

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  • What if choice isn’t an option?

    she has wrote about physical abuse.

    I am sure she has started the difficult road to getting help and support. 

    Life isn’t always easy .

    thank you for continuing to help.

    I do not speak for Ellie and I may well be wrong in a lot of what I have said, but we both joined eighteen months ago and if she asks for help then I assume she is hiding a great deal whilst doing so.

     She may well tell me to butt out, that’s fine.

    But in previous threads she asked and they descended into jokes and banter, 

    Just mindful that this particular post is recognised as being Serious and treated as such.

    I am also sure many have PM’d her with advice or just to offer support.

    Thank you. 

  • It is a choice to stay. It is also a choice to be used.

    But it is difficult to leave and start all over. 

    That being said, I'd go talk to the GP about how to get out of the situation.

    As a woman there are more options than as a man.

    You just need to find them.

    Having a job (or three) just makes things much more possible.

  • I'm sure Ellie knows exactly what to do. Doing it requires a huge leap of faith on her part. I hope she can make her Christmas times more fun in the future.

  • It appears he has absolutely no interest in what she thinks or how she feels, he wants her to function purely without a mind.

    she recently wrote how he now wanted her to get yet another job, making four in total.

    He has no intention of working and most likely just needs her income and ability to serve to meet his needs.

     

    Thank you for your helpful suggestions but having read the many posts Ellie has put here over eighteen months he has no ability to care about her full stop.

    What I see here in her post is her asking and reaching out for help. She has asked before and although I and others may not have the answers for her, then I am sure asking is her only option right now.

     It appears she has taken the first big step to getting help.

    It must have been the hardest thing ever to have to ask and then tell of the life she has endured.

  • In this day and age there is always an option. You do need to find the right channels though. But options there are.

    The only not available option is changing into Miss Perfect with meds.

    My OH doesn't tell me to go on meds to change myself. The most he says is, if you think it would help you then give it a try.

    I do understand your OH and not wanting to spoil Christmas. Those days are awful for me too. What he could do is talk to you about how to relieve your stress, i.e.  maybe he could help you.

    And alcohol doesn't solve the problem either. Neither do drugs, etc.