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hi work on your depression problem. i know its hard. i sought only sparodic help and let it go year after year and i really wasted a lot of years of my life. if i reflect back on when i felt well, it was at a time when i exercised really hard. probably you should get couselling and try some medications as per your doctor. the whole medical process seems to take considerable time. good luck. you have a long life ahead of you. don't waste it by neglecting your problem.
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Hi, If you actually have diagnosed depression you probably will not be able to "talk yourself out of it", at least I have never had much luck with that. It doesn't necessarily mean you have to have medication but you do need some help to get through it. It sounds like you have many reasons for feeling the way you do and it's possible that you'll get through this tough time and never have a recurrence. But in either case, talk to your doctor about the possibility of getting some help. If money is an issue, you can try community mental health centers or social service agencies in your area. I'm not a professional but that's what I would recommend. I had depression for many years and it wasn't until I got some outside help that it got better. Take care of yourself.
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Time, Thank you for sharing your story. 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 better assess your situation. If you have any question or concerns with our site or please contact Support Department at support@depressioncenter.net. We are open to any questions or concerns you may have. Looking forward to hearing from you soon! Josie __________________________________ The Depression Center Support Team
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hello. i am a 25 yr old who has recently discovered i may have depression. it has been difficult for me to admit that i have this problem beause depression runs in my family genetically, my mom has it and i believe my grandmother may also. I think it all started with graduation from high school, i had given up college to move in with my grandmother because she was ill with flu or something and i had to get a job, take care of her, and start being an "adult". Of course it didn't help that i had practice being an adult since the age of 10/12 or so. I had to go through my mom and step-dad separating and getting divorced at that age. Any how i moved in with grandmother and about a year or two later i met my birth father for the first time. About year or so later i moved out of grandmothers into first roomate situation, started daing the guy i was roomating with, got pregnant about a month and a half or so later, we decided to get married-five weeks after we found out i was pregnant, we were husband and wife...and long story short i had my daughter, a loving husband, nice house and yet, i somehow became a different person after the birth of my daughter. I became tired, irratible, sad, overwhelmed, and found myself losing interest in looking good, doing daily chores/keeping things clean, having intamacy with my husband..etc etc. I realized things were bad when my husband and i would argue over my actions and what was going on. It even got to the point of a "if things don't change..." discussion that involved the D word. I realized if i didn't start trying to get help i could lose everything. So, i went to a doctor and had blood tests, a physical and nothing medical was wrong and i heard the statement about depression. So, i guess i just need advice on what next? Should i consider anti-depressants, should i try pushing myself to "get back to normal" ? What can i do to help finish the process of accepting my problem? I am considering meds but i will discuss with husband and give alot of thought. Please give me any info if possible on how to deal. Bright side: At least im trying something!Thanks

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