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Desperately, Thanks so much for the welcome to the group. I never thougt of the issue with my husband like that. I do know that when I am really low his feelings are a bigger concern to me than my feeling better. Maybe it does keep me down longer than I would be if I didn't worry about him thinking I don't love him. I will take your advice and have him come with me the next time I have a therapy session. He really likes my therapist, and has attended before, but we haven't talked about this specific situation. Thanks again for the welcome. This group has been a great help already. Kelly
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rlkelly, Welcome to the family. I am hoping you are doing better. I have found the site to be very useful. I especially found the support group and talking to others online the most useful. It is a place that you can tell your darkest secrets without being judged and it is all anonymous. Keep you chin up Sharon
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Hi RLKelly. Welcome to the site. I hope you find it helpful. After reading your post...something hit me. It was your husband's comment of his not being enough to make you happy. I understand that you love him..as you should...but this is something that can keep you stuck in a depressed state. Maybe you could take your husband to a therapy session with you (if your doc agrees) to discuss this. I don't think your husband really understands what you are going through and how you cannot always control it. I am no professional offering this advice...Just concerned that this doesn't pull you down further. Peace to you!
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Hi rlkelly, Welcome to the site. Thanks for sharing your introduction with us. You will see that this is a very supportive environment to share your feelings and experiences of depression with members who truly understand what it is like to have these feelings. If you haven't done so already, please be sure to take the time to check out the online program offered here. It is free and very informative. We can be reached via the feedback link or via support@depressioncenter.net if you have any questions about the site. We look forward to hearing from you again soon. Casey _______________________________________ The Depression Center Support Team
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welcome kelly, nice intro.
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Dear Group, I have been suffering with severe clinical depression all my life although I was only diagnosed about 8 years ago. I came across this site today as I was searching for some help. I have not been doing well lately, and was really looking for someplace to talk to others who would truly understand. I see a therapist approx. every 5 weeks, and am on Zoloft and Wellbutrin. I am very concerned that I am not feeling better than I do considering what I try to do to help myself. I do ok for a while and then my mood just drops quickly. I know right now I am having trouble becuase this is my first Christmas without my father. He died last February, and we had a great relationship. I miss him very much. But other times there really isn't any reason for me to be sad. I understand that the doctors have told me that my problem is chemically induced and that I shouldn't feel like I am "weird" if I can't "pull up my bootstraps and move on". The thing that bothers me most of all is what this does to my husband sometimes. I love him with all my heart, and I love being married to him, but when I am really low, he often makes comments that he feels like he isn't enough to make me happy. That couldn't be farther from the truth, and in a "perfect world" I wouldn't have DO and he would know just how happy he does make me. Wow, I really need to stop right now. This is more than I have shared about my feelings in a long time. I will stop babbling now and just say hello to everyone. I hope my ramblings haven't scared anyone. I'm really not this talkative most of the time. rlkelly[font=Comic Sans MS]Text[/font]

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