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23.07.2006, 08:24 quote

Anonymous

Thank you for your words of wisdom Iwantthatname, I can't take long walks or do much exercise (as this is part of my medical problem/s).

The spiritual side of things, well I can see where your coming from, but I don't think it would be for me.

I am fortunate enough to have all my limbs and my faculties, Jesus, they do say there is always someone worse off than yourself, but when your deep down with depression, you would obviously beg to differ at that moment in time.

 

23.07.2006, 11:41 quote

Kalamity
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magnoknads wrote:
Ringer, yeah once new someone at uni who suffered from true depression.

People find it hard to understand the condition, thinking people should be able to just shake it off. As you know, it doesn't work like that.


I knew a girl actually - she was sooooo beautiful but sooooo messed up (self harm- the proper kind not the cry for help kind, suicide attempts etc)
I bet she would have been one passionate lover tho!
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26.07.2006, 16:54 quote

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Just stumbled on this thread! I had a breakdown last year! i was off work for 10 months luckily i had a job to go back to! surviving on our so called welfare state wasnt good either and i think i went back to early! it was either that or lose my home etc!!! I'm still suffering now! i really dont think anyone can truly equate to you because they dont understand what you are going through! i locked myself away for months and i still find it hard to mix normally now!
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26.07.2006, 19:45 quote

Anonymous

Depression is a terrible illness, i seen my mum suffer from it for 25 years odd, and all bloody doctors doo is feed you with medication to keep you quiet, I suffer from it and i just try an snap out of it by getting up and doing somthing, anything, I don`t want to go near a doctor cause I have seen what they have done to my mum and the drugs Never work, I think just a good honest friend is what we need

 

26.07.2006, 23:18 quote

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The secret of being miserable is to have the leisure to bother about whether you are happy or not. The cure is occupation.
--George Bernard Shaw
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29.07.2006, 16:56 quote

Anonymous

I have a medical condition id rather not have and other things get me down, but this may sound very cliche, but i look around and see there are way more people in a worse situation than me. I know it's easy to say, but thats how it is with me.

 

29.07.2006, 23:17 quote

Anonymous

Kalamity wrote:
The secret of being miserable is to have the leisure to bother about whether you are happy or not. The cure is occupation.
--George Bernard Shaw


i agree with that quote..and its true. i am more miserable at the weekends and evenings, when i am home alone, bored and unhappy. Not so miserable when i am actually at work......

but...being miserable does not equate to being depressed, in my opinon. It is a side effect of depression..
personally for me, depression is the feeling of being so lonely and isolated within myself. The feeling and longing to be something/somebody else, but not knowing what, or how to get it..

 

29.07.2006, 23:28 quote

eccles
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For me the feeling of depression is being so totally stressed that im living on my nerves all the time!!!! i can thoroughly depend on the circumstances that preceed the illness! mine began with harrassment at work! over a period of a year or so! then one morning i just cracked! i couldnt face it?????
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30.07.2006, 14:11 quote

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I had it from a very young age after being bullied and beaten up at times, which made me become reclusive and at times suicidal and even after the loss of both my parents which made me worse. I never saw a doctor about it, as I knew that if I was to start taking anti-depressants, the pain could just come back even when I thought that it had gone. But then I turned to my friends in times of despair and they've been of great help to me and last year I've recovered and now I'm just trying to enjoy life more.

 

30.07.2006, 17:50 quote

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53846 wrote:
Kalamity wrote:
The secret of being miserable is to have the leisure to bother about whether you are happy or not. The cure is occupation.
--George Bernard Shaw


i agree with that quote..and its true. i am more miserable at the weekends and evenings, when i am home alone, bored and unhappy. Not so miserable when i am actually at work......

but...being miserable does not equate to being depressed, in my opinon. It is a side effect of depression..
personally for me, depression is the feeling of being so lonely and isolated within myself. The feeling and longing to be something/somebody else, but not knowing what, or how to get it..


my god!! spooky!!! its almost like i wrote that! Confused
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31.07.2006, 11:18 quote

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hi ladytracexx..after reading your profile i think i understand why you thought it was spooky..lol..although i havent described myself in any way, reading what you typed, pretty much sums up where i am at, and feel at the present time..you could have written my description for me! lol

 

31.07.2006, 14:23 quote

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53846 wrote:
hi ladytracexx..after reading your profile i think i understand why you thought it was spooky..lol..although i havent described myself in any way, reading what you typed, pretty much sums up where i am at, and feel at the present time..you could have written my description for me! lol


Again Spooky!!! i just saw something in your post that so resembled me!
I am sorry to hear that you are at the same period of your life as myself. And although sad, i do feel a little comfort knowing that i am so not alone on this!
Embarassed

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31.07.2006, 17:52 quote

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ladytracexx wrote:
53846 wrote:
hi ladytracexx..after reading your profile i think i understand why you thought it was spooky..lol..although i havent described myself in any way, reading what you typed, pretty much sums up where i am at, and feel at the present time..you could have written my description for me! lol


Again Spooky!!! i just saw something in your post that so resembled me!
I am sorry to hear that you are at the same period of your life as myself. And although sad, i do feel a little comfort knowing that i am so not alone on this!
Embarassed


i am glad you feel a little comforted.... Wink

 

31.07.2006, 17:55 quote

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53846 wrote:
ladytracexx wrote:
53846 wrote:
hi ladytracexx..after reading your profile i think i understand why you thought it was spooky..lol..although i havent described myself in any way, reading what you typed, pretty much sums up where i am at, and feel at the present time..you could have written my description for me! lol


Again Spooky!!! i just saw something in your post that so resembled me!
I am sorry to hear that you are at the same period of your life as myself. And although sad, i do feel a little comfort knowing that i am so not alone on this!
Embarassed


i am glad you feel a little comforted.... Wink


No offence taken i hope?? Rolling Eyes
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31.07.2006, 18:06 quote

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ladytracexx wrote:
53846 wrote:
ladytracexx wrote:
53846 wrote:
hi ladytracexx..after reading your profile i think i understand why you thought it was spooky..lol..although i havent described myself in any way, reading what you typed, pretty much sums up where i am at, and feel at the present time..you could have written my description for me! lol


Again Spooky!!! i just saw something in your post that so resembled me!
I am sorry to hear that you are at the same period of your life as myself. And although sad, i do feel a little comfort knowing that i am so not alone on this!
Embarassed


i am glad you feel a little comforted.... Wink




No offence taken i hope?? Rolling Eyes


none whatsoever...(not even sure how i could have been offended...lol)..

 
 
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