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Adolescent depression is a disorder occurring during the teenage years marked by persistent sadness, discouragement, loss of self-worth, and loss of interest in usual activities. ...
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i can't seem to be happy about anything really
i got an A on my geomerty exam, I got all A execept for 2 B on my report card i have a 3.69 GPA, where i usually have a 1.6, and I get D's and F's rarley even a C i gained alot of weight but just lost 13 pounds I seem to just be alone all of the time all i can do is sleep ... my friends don't seem to come around much anymore i don't talk in my counseloing sessions hardly ever anymore i don't feel well at all i just don't seem to care, this has been going since about the 21st of October alittle over 2 weeks I've been on zoloft for not yet a month but i seem to feel so much worse i don't know what do, I feel like I can't do anything right at all i just want to die my cutting has increased alot since September I just want to kill my self sometimes more than ever I'm crying out for help but yet I seem to push it away this feel like too much, how much more can this possibly go Posted on 11/07/09, 05:11 pm |
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I've been where you're at right now! It doesn't seem like anything's getting better. Life is just at an all time down right now! I, myself, am bipolar and have problems trying to readjust to it sometimes. You really should talk as often as you can to people who you trust. Or find something that you really like to do and just keep doing it. I know for me, I love horse back riding, and animals are a great way of therapy. Even sports for some people are great ways of getting the depressed feeling away. I know it seems that it's not going to get better, and yes you feel like you want to die but trust me, you don't want to. Unfortunately you may feel that way for a while. Talk to your parents and doctor, and see if there is at all anything they do that can help you find interest in things. When I was doing counseling there was another office not far from where I went and they did group sessions with people who could relate. Maybe ask, if you'd like to try talking with other people. But I agree with Sammyboo above me to also talk to your doctor about the zoloft, see if there's something better he/she could put you on.
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