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Old Mar 16, 2008, 03:50 AM
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... and 54 is "severe." 58 is over the top.

Although I've been having a difficult time here, on these boards, this is a clinical depression rather than a reactive one. In other words, nothing "caused" it. This has been coming on for some time, from a few days ago when I just started crying for no reason at all.

I have been unsuccessful in finding a therapist who accepts Medicaid. Either I'll have to make an appointment with the charity clinic here, or maybe since Mike and I live together, I can possibly be placed on his insurance BEFORE we get married. I terribly need help.

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Old Mar 16, 2008, 04:55 AM
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Hi, sorry to hear of your suffering. Depression score is 58 right now

If you have been diagnosed with clinical depression, it will probably show up on your health records, and be what insurance companies consider a pre-existing condition for which they might not cover you. You might be waiting to get onto his insurance for "no" reason? Why not go ahead and make that appointment?

While I won't diminish your feelings of sadness, there are many here who suffer with depression far about the "over the top" scoring. I say this to encourage you, because you can live with high scoring. (((hugs))) But I still feel for you being so sad.

I understand your statement about nothing "causing" this episode, in the strictess sense. However, since you felt it coming on a few days ago that does suggest some changes that occurred to spur it on? Such event(s) could be food allergies (you ate or are eating something you don't usually or you're eating more of it lately) to hormones (these chemicals can wreak havoc on us through our brains) to improper thinking/responses to situations in our lives (see 10 cognitive distortions thread sticky posted at the top of psychotherapy forum, and work on them.)

Don't put off getting help, please. Now's a good time to begin healing, and feeling better. It can happen; hang in there. Depression score is 58 right now
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Old Mar 16, 2008, 03:37 PM
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I am so sorry that you are hurting so much right now. You may find an awesome t at the clinic you speak of. You may want to give it a try. Know that I am here and understand how hard it can be.

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