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Old Jan 16, 2012, 11:58 PM
Fabrice POULEQUIN Fabrice POULEQUIN is offline
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I sometimes find yourself getting really irritable for almost no reason. Or suddenly feeling down without knowing why. how can i do?

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Old Jan 17, 2012, 12:23 PM
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I sometimes find yourself getting really irritable for almost no reason. Or suddenly feeling down without knowing why. how can i do?
Alors, Fabrice! Bienvenue au PC! Anger and depression, my T told me, are two sides of one coin. The healthiest way to discharge anger (what you call irritation) or to deal with depression is to go for a run or a jog, some kind of physical exercise. When my T told me this I didn't believe her. I argued with her. I really didn't want to exercise. But she finally persuaded me to try it. And so, rather grumpily, I did try it. And she was right. It worked. Jogging, walking, running, doing a treadmill, anything to get the blood circulating really quickly. What they call "aerobic" exercise. If you really try it, you'd be amazed.

You may want to try working with a therapist yourself, one or twice a week. If you find a good one you can learn lots from them. Important things.

Well, that's the extent of my "wisdom!" I hope you're feeling better as quickly as possible. Freel free to PM or profile message me. And take care!
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