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I am feeling extremely depressed and have seriously considered ending it all, but I want help. I have been this way once before and my parents were so angry. Now I am afraid to tell them. I don't even know how to start the conversation. Can you give me any ideas how to handle this?
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General anxiety disorder Social anxiety disorder Depression PTSD Conversion disorder Panic attacks ![]() |
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I'm not supprised you are afraid to tell them if anger is their response. My mothers response was similar, irrration, anger and rejection.
Um. Cold, self obsessed & neglectful, they were reason I was depressed in the first place. Difficult when you look for comfort and warmth and find none. Could you go to your doctor and talk to him? |
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![]() How To Help Yourself Get Through Depression on a Day-To-Day Basis If you are extremely suicidal, maybe try calling someone such as: Teenagers, call Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or Covenant House NineLine, 1-800-999-9999 and/or read this: (Those are phone numbers I saw at the link below) Suicide: Read This First I am glad you want help. Is one parent easier (less judgemental), to confide in than the other? You might want to start with that parent. I am sorry you are going through this. I would try to tell a parent again. Maybe they were having an "off" day the first time you mentioned it or need time to accept that you are having problems with depression. I hope they come around. I am glad you are posting here. Many of us know what it is like to deal with suicidal feelings. Those feelings are a sign that you need help. I hope it gets better for you! ![]() |
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