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Originally Posted by crash&burn
Hey everyone.
I'm sorry I barely post- it's just easier to not really post than be a burden and fail at supporting anyone.... I was just wondering if I could get your opinion on this...
My depression is not severe- it's just.. chronic. I have good weeks...And good days too! But sometimes, they just change, and I feel depressed.
My sleeping habits aren't really disturbed. On bad days, I eat a lot more than I usually do though. Sometimes, I have problems sleeping though.
I SI.
I don't ever feel like going out... and I feel totally isolated from my friends.
When I go out with them, I just sit completely in silence until someone asks if I'm awake and alive. =\
I guess it's because I always feel like what I say is really unimportant, and no one hears me anyway.
I have times when I really rather not get out of bed.
I'm moody and temperamental. On totally bad days though, I can't focus. And I'm studying in a high stress faculty.
I can still get on with my life... Usually.
Think this warrants antidepressants?
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I feel so much of this myself, except that I cannot sit at home - I HAVE to get out, almost daily. I get bored so easily. Everything else I could have written myself though.
I would think about exploring low dose anti-Ds. One common misconception is that they change your personality and make you feel like a completely different person. They don't. Instead, as some people describe it, it feels like a "fog" or "veil" has been lifted, allowing a person to function better. Hope this helps
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