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Thank you all for your kindness and caring words. You all know how difficult this disease can be. I am having an especially hard time in almost any kind of group - today at a staff meeting I left and felt so bad I had to go outside and try to catch my breath. I just break down into tears at the drop of a hat, and it's not really appreciated in the workplace. Althought I am very lucky to work in a supportive and wonderful environment, I don't want to take advantage of that or make anyone think "oh, there she goes again".
If anyone has saved an adobe version of Session 3, could you forward it to me. I cannot print it out and was not able to finish it, and now can't get back to it for anything. I've sent requests to the tech people, but they must be very busy! My email is bkidder@sbcglobal.net. Thanks so much.
Thank you for your time and wonderful comment I appreciate it very much you touched my heart.
its great to know that someone out there is caring enough and takes time to read others stories.I understand about ending it all but it's
not the answer,we cannot give up on ourselves no matter what our circumstances or body language.stay strong my friend.
iqon
Hi MsPuck,
Welcome to the site! You have found a great place to learn about depression and a very supportive online community to share your feelings of depression where members truly undersand what it is like to experience these feelings.
Please be sure to take the time to check out the online program here. Many members have had great success in dealing with their depression with the aid of this tool.
We wish you all the best and look forward to hearing from you again soon. If you have questions about the site we can be reached via the feedback link or via support@depressioncenter.net
Casey
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Hello Everyone. I'm new to the group - I've been in therapy for depression for about 3 years. I'm just now trying to adjust to new medications, which I hate. I have the feeling that I need to learn to work with me "as I am", not "as I am on drugs" I know all the arguements for using meds, but somehow I just never feel like "myself" when I'm on them. Sometimes I feel stronger enough to go ahead and just end it all (which I would never do while I have any close family alive - right now there's only one left). Anyway, some introduction!! I'm glad to be here and hope that I can learn from you and support/find support here. Thanks.
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