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Originally Posted by Claritytoo
When I get like that I am usually depressed. There are certain times of the season that will put me into an emotionless space. I usually try exersice or getting outside into nature. I will also make an effort to talk to friends. It usually only resolved the feelings of depression for a short time. Talking to my t helps also. I take medication for depression and anxiety and I know that helps. This feeling usually last me about a week or so and than I just snap out of it. But I never rely on snapping out of it. I always make some effort to bring my spirit up. Like now I think about kayaking when I find myself getting in a depressed mood. That always perks me up and gives me something to look forward to. Have you talked to you t about how you are feeling? Sometimes it just helps to hear your own thoughts being said out loud. Feel better.
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Thank you for your response.

No, I haven't spoken to anybody about it because it's only been maybe a week, and plus I can't...I sound too crazy. I don't feel like I'm depressed either...the thought that this is caused by depression sounds strange to me. I'm just confused, don't feel like myself, running around on auto-pilot, and don't really know what I think or feel about anything. I'm worried something is wrong with my brain, but I just had an MRI about 4 months ago. Maybe it's hormonal and I'll snap out of it once my hormone levels fluctuate, I don't know. I'll try exercising; thank you again.