Sure. I'm with you. Fighting depression alone kind be tiring :-)..........

I am with you!
Here is a quote I found that I find makes alot of sense:
"Whenever someone sorrows, I do not say, "forget it," or "it will pass," or "it could be worse" -- all of which deny the integrity of the painful experience. But I say, to the contrary, "It is worse than you may allow yourself to think. Delve into the depth. Stay with the feeling. Think of it as a precious source of knowledge and guidance. Then and only then will you be ready to face it and be transformed in the process."
--Peter Koestenbaum

Hon, when you say "fighting" this depression, now for me that means not only mentally, but also physical. I use anger to overcome that "devil". That's the only method I have found other than short term meds to throw off its hold on me. So, when you suggest fighting, I am going to tear into it like a vicious beast, because that's what it does to me. The war is fought in my mind; since depression is not visible to outward eye and manifests itself only by its symptoms to others, for me the only way I have "won" the battle when it comes to call, is to take it on as a cloaked figure, a "devil" that is only visible to me, via my mind's eye, because who can fight something that is invisible, is not real to anyone but the sufferer? Therefore, the fur and hair will fly, because that "beast" in my mind resembles "Cousin It" on the Addams Family wearing a cloak, although I really like Cousin It; but I HATE this monster (depression). And I am a Cat (Leo/Lion) so that's why I say when me and depression do battle, the fur and hair fly. But I can give this testimony; yes, the "beast" has brought me down to the point I've been equal to dirt, however, thank God for "will" because I am determined to keep getting back up and when I do, the war will be fought, again. And the beast will recoil back into the darkness from where it came, but it can't be destroyed, can't be killed, one can't destroy or kill something that is a specter, only resides in one's mind but manifests itself with physical symptoms; It (the depression) says the only way to relieve the agony the SOB creates is to destroy oneself; and my friends, DON'T GIVE THE SOB THE SATISFACTION because it knows with proper meds and knowing oneself what is needed to put it (the depression) in its place is the SECRET to overcoming its stronghold. It (the beast) only laughs at those it has beaten. It boasts of its power to destroy. So, find the proper med and therapy to unlock your method of overcoming and keeping this devil in its place. It's not as powerful as it thinks it is. We have just as much power as it does. Don't listen to it's whispering to "surrender". It lies, and it knows it can be whipped. It will attempt to deceive us into thinking it can't be mastered. Damn it (the beast) to hell.

I am with you there. I always feel so tired and I lose interest in things I love. I find that writing in a journal and meditation helps. Just a few tips

I'm with ya!!!

I am with u, I will bring my sword. We have to keep fighting!