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I hear you on this one. I have a great mind, but no engine to push it with. It seems that when I do get the motivation, it wanes fairly quickly. I am 37 and still fighting it. In my worst of times several years ago, I went thru 8 "careers" in one year. I am on prozac at 30 mg per day and right now it seems useless, but I know it is better than I was. Try to find some way to get "free" help. If you can just get a prescription for something and then get the meds from Canada. Hang in there
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Paramount, I don't know of any otc antidepressants. I'd say find someone to talk to, a friend or a pastor. Alot of pastors are willing to do counseling sessions free of charge. My son is majorly depressed and after dealing with his ups and downs, and also I have a degenerative condition, I got to the point where I was falling apart and started to see a counselor and started on medication. I did not have the momentum to do my daily chores. I have insurance but I have a limited # of visits allowed so I have sought out a friend to talk to when I can't see my counselor and without insurance there's no way I could afford going to a counselor. I hope any of this has helped. My aunt was diagnosed with MDD but she refused any medication or professional counseling, she decided to fight it herself. Today she is doing great. The first step is recognizing that you need help. Most primary doctors will prescribe antidepressants and a reg. doctor is cheaper than a psych. Hang in there.
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I lack forward momentum, I feel that I have had a case of mild, but considerate depression since my teens. I am now almost 22. I still live with my parents, and I dropped out of high school for a GED when I was 18. I strongly dislike school. However, I self educate myself often. I feel like I am capable of great things, but I can't tap into it. I had started a small business that was lucrative at the start, but is now failing, which means, I need to get a job. I can't find the motivation to look hard enough. I don't like to work for other people. So I am considering Realty School because I love the 'art of the deal' But I can't seem to get motivated. I am so down, that I can't even write music anymore. I forgot to mention that I was in a successful rock band, but whole heartedly hated the road and touring so I left the record deal. I don't know what to do. I have a passion for money, and business, but I despise school. I feel that I have been a touch anti-social for a number years. I avoid many, many situations for the sake of not wanting to feel uncomfortable. I'm sad. But I have an amazing girlfriend for whom I've been with for three years now. I got her into graphic design, and she went to school for it, and now has an associates degree, and is becomming more and more successful every day. This depresses me even firther, because it used to be MY passion. We will get married someday, but not until I have a steady income. I dunno what to do. I'd go to a doctor, but I can't afford the bill, and I haven't any insurance. I don't say any of this to anyone. Are there any over the counter anti depressants that are worth a ****? Can anyone relate here? How do I defeat it? How can I become the success that I have inside, but can't tap?

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