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I noticed that some years my depression is worse then others, and I can go 2 to 3 years with no depression, then get whacked good. I also noticed no matter when, it seems to be the worse in fall and winter. I was wondering if any one else notice any kind of long term pattern like me?
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I'm seasonal too. I only have depression in the winter and I just can't seem to get out of it until spring comes around. Would that be considered long term?
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I have no idea. All I know is I am totally weird. I can go baseline for 1 to 3 years some times! then when I think it was all a bad dream, it hits me. And it's always worse for me in the fall and winter.
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Are you still on your antidepressants? They might need to be increased and I recommend going to gym as a natural way of dealing with depression. I've been going as often as possible and it's keeping my depression at bay.
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Actually the gym does help and I go thru my athletic fazes too! The problem is I also have social and general anxiety too and it's always the worse with my depression and that's where I'm at now. I can feel on top of the world one minute, but I know it won't last very long then I fall and feel totally worthless, paranoid, and shell shocked. I am on meds. I am getting help just totally thrown by the irregularity of my episodes.
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i can not understand how anyone COULD like fall/winter. You are constantly reminded of negatives.... trees look dead, skys are always cloudy and grey. Everything is crap for months.
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I have seasonal affective disorder and go through depression 4 seasons each year. My husband loves winter, one thing i can't understand either. I hate snow and being cold, cold is the worst part. i usually get one flu a year usually in the winter months too.Good luck to everyone this year, i'll pray for myself and all of us who can't handle winter too.
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Yeah def. Once the clocks go back ( this weekend i think) it's downhill all the way. Then it's Christmas. If there's anything that reminds you that you are alone and lonely its Christmas. I hate it.
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I'm the opposite, I'm much more depressed during the Spring and Summer. The Spring hits and I find I am tired all the time, I get physically ill and dizzy more often, and I generally feel gross because of the heat. In the Fall and Winter I feel that the weather is refreshing and cozy.
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Yep. Definitely seasonal. My depression always comes on in October, even though I love Halloween. It peaks about February, which is when it's coldest here. But I also experience something else...like a depression clock. It seems that my baseline is always sort of depressed, but even when I am not especially depressed, my mood is always the worst in the morning. I experience a slight improvement around lunch time, feel depressed again at about three, and then begin to feel better around evening. As always, I wonder what on earth is wrong with me? ......
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Any one here ever skip years? A year with no depression or so mild not even a issue?
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No, my depression is definitely not seasonal.
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