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Hi Heather, Welcome to the site. We are all here for you. Experiencing the anxiety and depression is a hard thing...especially when you combine the two together. There are moments you feel that you'll explode and other moments when you just simply don't care. I understand how hard the fight is. But, please remember that you can and will get through this. God is always with you and He never leaves us to fight this battle on our own. Even when we can't feel Him near, He is near. He has great plans for your life and you are not worthless. (Jer 29:11) He knew you even in your mother's womb and He knows our deepest hurts and the cries of our heart. Knowing these truths has been what gets me through each day. Especially the really dark days. I also take Lexapro and have done well on it except I have found that the Lexapro alone does not completely relieve my depression or anxiety so I have to take another med with it. Please discuss that possibility with your doctor if you're not feeling better within a couple of weeks. If you have insurance and can afford it I would highly suggest seeing a therapist. It really helps to have someone to talk to who is trained and understands this stuff. He/She can also be very good at explaining to you what is going on inside your brain and how it affects the way you feel. Take care and keep writing us. momofthree
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Hey Heather, Read your email and was struck by many things in it... You seem to be under the impression that not everyone experiences anxiety and inferiority - But they really do! I believe most people have learned to dull themselves to these matters - drink, smoking, drugs, even simply television (a big-time drug) or even just the 9-5 slog... You are simply facing matters head on and it IS tough... Other people put on a brave front and that is what most people have become experts at - Creating that brave, acceptable front and trying hard to bury their desperation within... That is what you see... I notice you are taking music. For myself, music has been a wonderful/dangerous thing for my self-esteem. It has brought me from suicidal thoughts and right back into them... When our personal worth becomes wrapped up in our art, this can become very dangerous but this too can be overcome - I've done it but, like music itself, it takes practice. Is the music part of the whole thing? Hang in - Fight the good fight! The world needs warriors fighting this battle! Tarkus
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Thank you. I know my religious beliefs are truly helping me through this. It was the one thing keeping me sane for awhile. It's just annoying being so down all the time and not really having a significant reason. I get good grades, have lots of friends, my parents are still together... and yet I'm sad. Only a few things are bugging me while going through this depression (and maybe these are what triggered it.. but I am not fully sure yet): I'm having difficulty trying to decide if I should transfer colleges or not (I'm majoring in music and feel that if I transfer to a bigger and more music-oriented school, it'll be better, but not sure), and I'm dealing with my best friend being homosexual (he's my best friend in the world, and I felt I was in love with him.. and then he came out). So yes, those problems may not seem bad to many, but when you have depression, everything seems like a big problem. But I know that I am not alone in this, and I can only get better. Thank you for praying for me, and God blesses you all. I am so glad there are people out there that care and are willing to help. Thank you so much, and I hope everyone remembers that it can only get better. :)
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dear heather, welcome to my world. i too have felt all of those feelings. i was diagnosed with clinical depression 4 years ago and have had success with paxil and christianity. i also get help from friends. i recently lost my greatest support, my mother to cancer. life can throw you for a loop sometimes. you, i hope, will be able to get the help you need. please believe that there are lots of people out in the world who are helpful. they care about you. keep posting, we are here for you. im going to pray for you. take care and god bless. :)
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Heather, You have come to the right place! Please feel free to roam the site at your own pace. If you look to the left of the screen under "TOOLS" you will find our Depression Test. This test is not a diagnostic tool and is not a replacement or substitute for a physician's advice. The purpose of these tests is to prepare you with information that you can present to your physician. When you're finished the test, you can either print your Final Report or email it directly to your doctor. This may help better assess the situation for you and your doctors. If you have any question or concerns with our site or please contact us at support@depressioncenter.net. We are the Support Specialist for The Depression Center and are open to any questions or concerns you may have. This site is a wonderful tool for help and support. Many individuals are where you are now, and some have been there as well. Keep posting, Josie __________________________________ The Depression Center Support Team
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Hi, I'm Heather and I'm a freshman in college. I have Generalized Anxiety Disorder, Major Depression, and the doctors believe I may have had Dysthymia for the past couple years. I only recently realized that not everybody is like me: Not everybody worries 24/7, not everybody lacks important confidence and self-esteem, not everybody feels worthless to the world. It has been gradually getting worse, including panic attacks and uncontrollable crying fits. Ever since I have begun taking Lexapro (I started Christmas Eve), and seeing a therapist, I have been feeling gradual improvements in my sleep and feelings. After losing alot of weight, my appetite hasn't fully come back, but I am beginning to get hope that I will finally have the self esteem that I need to get through life. I was wondering if anyone had any advice, because I'm really afraid of what my future will bring, and if I will ever really snap out of this. I can't even remember the last time I was truly happy, and that's a horrible feeling. Thank you all. ~Heather

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