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Hi Cursednessa, Yes, I DO know that feeling of wanting to "go home". When I got divorced the first time I was 32 yrs old, no kids, wife gone and a job I hated and I was drinking and trying to be a "player" in the pubs and all that. Then I crashed and became 'helpless' and i wanted to go home - literally... I wanted to go home to my father's house (my mother had since died and he was alone) so I called him and asked if I could come home. He hemmed and hawed and said he'd think about it. Then I got a phone call from my older brother telling me in no uncertain terms that Dad couldn't have me home being a burden and so on ( the sub-text was that they knew I was drinking heavily and couldn't deal with that - rightly so...). So I went even deeper into lonliness and deeper into the bed and tears of sadness and rage knowing that I really was "alone" in the world and that there was "no going back...' What did I do? I went straight to a doctor's office and asked for a psychiatric help and some medical way to rise above the abyss and get it together. There was no other alternative than to "fix" myself... I struggled for a long time with psychologists and booze and a better job but I just wasn't ready to look inside myself and do the work I needed to do... I was playing mind games with the psychologists an hopping from one to the next when I was confronted with the game-playing. It took a decade and more to stop 'blocking' and work out the causes -- I'm still working on it! But I finally made a home in my own mind... that's something. Begin small and work the CBT until you have new mind-habits and then tackle the next block.. Come back in here and let us know what is going on with you and your child today and how you are coping with it all....
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Hi cursednessa, We haven't heard from you in quite a while. Just wondering how you are doing? Be sure to stop by if you are around the site, we are thinking of you! Casey ____________________ The DC Support Team
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[font=Georgia]Text[/font][color=Blue]Text[/color] I dont know if just talking willhelp!!!
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Hi there, i REALLY can relate to the feelings you describe! Like the person above said, get some help. Start with your GP [ err in australia that is the first doctor to see "family doctor"] The bad news:- it MAY take time to sort out the exact help you need, (it MAY not also) Get the process started. Your exact treatment will need to be individually adjusted to fit you. it is a bit trial and error - it MAY take time, but little relief is a jolly good thing. a perfect fit of medications/other treatments usually takes longer..and is also a damn good thing. You are NOT alone, There IS help available. None of us can do "this" alone. -------if you are planning to hurt or kill yourself call the crisis lines FIRST There should be some numbers inside the front of your phone book. - just talk to them for a bit..you don't HAVE to tell them anything, you can ASK them questions for a bit if you want. that helped me in bad times, just ask them questions like - can they suggest things to do INSTEAD . - write or scribble how you are feeling - then burn it if you want - i don't know why that was such a comfort to me. wishing comfort to you. rosethorn
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Cursednessa, Welcome to the Depression Center! Maybe you want to go home because you associate that time or place as a time of better days? Please take the Depression Test, print it off and see your doctor. He is the best authority to diagnose you and point you to the right ressources and get you the help you need. Also be sure to start reading through our forums. I think you'll be able to identify with some of our members and their experiences. You'll see that you're not alone in feeling the way you do. Lastly, start working through the program located in your session diary. It will teach you about depression and its effects on you. If you have any questions, just ask. Danielle ________________________ The DC Support Team
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I am a twenty one year old single mom trying to not give up. I've been like this for as long a s i could remember, i try to keep my self up and positive and things are gonna be okay attitude but deep down know that i'm falling, anyone know what i mean? I seriously don't know whats wrong with me and don't have th resources or know how to get help so trying this. i'm juts...off i guess. i try to be okay but then i let the tiniest things break down my walls, i try so hard to be okay and not cry in front of my daughter but yeah that don't work. i sit here rocking back and forth saying that i want to go home, crying cause i am at my house but i can't seem to stop saying i want to go home..... does anyone know what i am talking about??? its like i know i used to be so much stronger and now i am broken....does that make sense

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