Depression Support Group
Depression is a real and debilitating condition that is often misunderstood by family and friends. Its meaning can range from a prolonged period of sadness to an actual mental illness with specific symptoms. Find and share experiences with others who are going through the same struggles.
I can't deal with this any more . I can't deal with life . Every night I battle with suicidle thoughts and some how I manage to survive . But each night seems harder and harder to handle . I've been going to a therapist and psychiatrist but nothing seems to work . I just can't handle life anymore . I don't know what to do :( help.
Sadly I can't quit my job till after July :( but right now it feels like it's going to be a miracle if I even make it alive till July . I don't see the point to increasing therapy because ii don't get any better from going . Pretty much I'm a lost cause :(
I have a big insulated mug that goes with me everywhere. People tease me about it sometimes, but who cares. All I worry about is cleaning the mug regularly and changing the straw out every few days. To heck with what anybody else thinks. Even if I spill it, I just apologize, help sweep up the ice, mop up the water, refill it, and keep going. Meds are tough enough on the stomach, the body, and the brain without adding dehydration to the mix.
I have a big insulated mug that goes with me everywhere. People tease me about it sometimes, but who cares. All I worry about is cleaning the mug regularly and changing the straw out every few days. To heck with what anybody else thinks. Even if I spill it, I just apologize, help sweep up the ice, mop up the water, refill it, and keep going. Meds are tough enough on the stomach, the body, and the brain without adding dehydration to the mix. Perry is right, stay hydrated.
I have a big insulated mug that goes with me everywhere. People tease me about it sometimes, but who cares. All I worry about is cleaning the mug regularly and changing the straw out every few days. To heck with what anybody else thinks. Even if I spill it, I just apologize, help sweep up the ice, mop up the water, refill it, and keep going. Meds are tough enough on the stomach, the body, and the brain without adding dehydration to the mix. Perry is right, staying hydrated is important. Remember, we are supposed to be 98% water, not 92% or 96%. Try drinking something everytime you get near a faucet for a couple weeks. You might be pleasantly surprised with improvements to your conditions.
I have a big insulated mug that goes with me everywhere. People tease me about it sometimes, but who cares. All I worry about is cleaning the mug regularly and changing the straw out every few days. To heck with what anybody else thinks. Even if I spill it, I just apologize, help sweep up the ice, mop up the water, refill it, and keep going. Meds are tough enough on the stomach, the body, and the brain without adding dehydration to the mix. Perry is right, staying hydrated is important. Remember, we are supposed to be 98% water, not 92% or 96%. Try drinking something everytime you get near a faucet for a couple weeks. You might be pleasantly surprised with some improvements to your conditions.
I have a big insulated mug that goes with me everywhere. People tease me about it sometimes, but who cares. All I worry about is cleaning the mug regularly and changing the straw out every few days. To heck with what anybody else thinks. Even if I spill it, I just apologize, help sweep up the ice, mop up the water, refill it, and keep going. enough alone are tough enough on the stomach, the body, and the brain without adding dehydration to the mix. I sometimes wonder just how much damage my late husband did to his liver first by not taking fluids with most of his oral meds for decades. Perry is right, staying hydrated is important. Remember, we are supposed to be 98% water, not 92% or 96%. Try drinking something everytime you get near a faucet for a couple weeks. You might be pleasantly surprised with some improvements to your conditions.