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Old Sep 16, 2013, 11:04 AM
shamon86 shamon86 is offline
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So I don't feel as bad as I used to, but really don't feel anything at this point. Except when I go to see my T. The past 2 times I've seen her, I break down and end up crying the entire session. I'm so tired of being tired physically, mentally, and emotionally. My T has no idea what to do with me. She's calling my pdoc to see what they can figure out. She says that the therapy and meds haven't made a dent in my depression. During the week, I can usually manage to keep my emotions in check fairly well, but I thnk it's because I'm ignoring everything. All the problems I have, all the debt collectors that keep calling, and my performance at work as well. I put it all in the back of my mind and it comes to a head when I go visit my T.

I'm pretty sure that I've given up, and I'm okay with that.

Nothing Left To Say"

Who knows how long
I've been awake now?
The shadows on my wall don't sleep
They keep calling me
Beckoning...
Who knows what's right?
The lines keep getting thinner
My age has never made me wise
But I keep pushing on and on and on and on

There's nothing left to say now
There's nothing left to say now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
There's nothing left to say now
There's nothing left to say now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now

Below my soul
I feel an engine
Collapsing as it sees the pain
If I could only shut it out
I've come too far
To see the end now
Even if my way is wrong
I keep pushing on and on and on and on...

There's nothing left to say now
There's nothing left to say now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
There's nothing left to say now
There's nothing left to say now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now

I keep falling, I keep falling down...
I keep falling, I keep falling down...
Hey!
I keep falling, I keep falling down...
I keep falling, I keep falling down...
If you could only save me
I'm drowning in the waters of my soul

There's nothing left to say now
There's nothing left to say now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
There's nothing left to say now
There's nothing left to say now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
I'm giving up, giving up, hey hey, giving up now
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Old Sep 16, 2013, 11:56 AM
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Hang on. I, too, am depressed and don't see a way out yet, I just keep trying meds until they find one that works. I've had some that worked before for several years before they stopped working, so I'm hanging until they another one that works. I had some good advice given to me "Don't believe anything your brain tells you when you are depressed." Hope they find your solution soon.
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