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I'm slipping further and further into depression. It's getting bad. I miss not caring about anything. Now I care too much but won't do anything, making things worse. I look at my fish who I haven't fed today.. did I feed them yesterday? I don't even know. But the thought of feeding them sounds like such a huge task. I don't like taking my meds. My sleep schedule is so far off its ridiculous again. I feel like I can't handle anything anymore.
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((((kris)))) so sorry you're feeling so low, please take your meds, they're meant to help, reach out irl if you can, and please PLEASE be kind to yourself.
I'm not very knowledgable bout time zones (read: I can't wrap my head around them AT ALL) but I'm pretty sure you posted early morning, my time. How are you feeling now? Same, better worse? Please check in. |
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Your worth it... so take your meds!
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Try using a little chewable calcium about 30 minutes before going to bed. Sometimes that helps. Also try some calming reading, such as meditation before your eyes get heavy for sleep.
Good wishes, Genetic |
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Are you still seeing a t?
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Sorry your're going through it, Krisakira. one non-medicated help for depression is exercizing, my pdoc used to try to make me do it, but when you're down it's usually the last thing you want to do. Keep posting, hope you're ok
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Krisakira
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I SO understand about the fish!! When I am depressed, cleaning the kitty litter becomes a HUGE task. I do feed 'em though no matter what, and recommend that you make feeding your fish a priority, because should they die, it would throw you into far worse a depression!
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I am sorry you are feeling so bad. I think it might be time to reach out to pdoc. I find when I talk to him early it's easier to prevent the depression from becoming severe or, if it is severe, from becoming life-threatening. As hard as it is, there are some habits that it is important to keep doing: meds, diet, exercise, sleep and other individual must-dos. When you let them go, it's almost inevitable that you continue to get worse. In my case, when I got depressed, I lost the desire to eat. I did an experiment one day and forced myself to eat supper and within about 30 min my mood improved from about a 2 to 3.5 (out of 10.) I was still depressed, but in taking care of myself, I improved my mood. I did not want to prepare supper, and I did not enjoy eating it, but I am glad that I did both.
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![]() Please keep posting and let us know how you are doing, we are here to listen if you need someone to talk to...
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