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CONGRATULATIONS Eleveno!  You HAVE been a GREAT CBT student and a wonderful member support.  I always look forward to your posts and try to follow your example in the innovative ways you use CBT.  Thank you for sharing your struggle and now your success.  
 
Sending best wishes for your continued happiness and good health. 
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Hi Elevano,
 
Thanks for checking in and sharing your story.
It is great to hear that you have been able to let go of your emotional struggles this time and have been able to take a lot lot from the CBT and information you have gained over the years.
 
Thanks again for sharing your story and providing a story of how "letting go" can be an integral part of dealing with depression
Matthew - Health Educator
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After many months working on CBT and getting educated about mental health disorders finally I found my way. This happened about 1 month ago when I decided I didn’t want to spend the rest of my life doing CBT or any other form of therapy for controlling my depression. I stopped CBT and all the readings and after this decision the mood swings I experienced stopped completely.

I tried to quit CBT several times before that but without success and I ended depressed again. What was different this time? I think, unlike before, this time I was ready to let go my emotional struggles. I felt I had learned everything that can be learned about depression and as a good CBT student :) I came to understand pretty well the relationship between my emotions, thoughts and behaviours. There was anything more (reasonable) I could do to get better. This led me to the only choice I had: To let go my struggles with depression.

I just want to give hope to other people who are dealing with depressions that better days will come and to not accept the fact that depression is a condition for life. Depression is a serious illness that can be successful treated. I talk from personal experience because my problems with depression started about 9 years ago (with the age of 30) and now I am feeling the way I felt on my twenties, this meaning I am cured from depression.

The real freedom happens when you finally found your way and Let Go.


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