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What is the thing that depression effects the most in your life?

JK17 February 20th, 2016

Just wondering how depression effects other people.

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JK17 OP March 13th, 2016

I urge everyone to seek help and support. The cycle of depression doesn't give us the energy alone to break it. COunselling and family or peer support is needed to retrain that negative thinking.

mystrugglinglife91 March 13th, 2016

My emotions

Dinocanid March 14th, 2016

My grades

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tallTalker7163 March 14th, 2016

@Dinocanid same, my grades are falling apart because I can't concentrate

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shyFriend9955 March 14th, 2016

I would say my grades

creativeCamp2095 March 14th, 2016

My motivation. I have next to none, most days. I struggle to do the simplest tasks and then I beat myself up because this stuff is so basic and necessary yet I can't do it.

ShivaNoon March 14th, 2016

My Relationship to other people.

I have no power to meet them and i'm only sleeping the whole day.

Most People don' understand that..

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kappa170 March 15th, 2016

@ShivaNoon I know how you feel... When I wake up feeling awful, or just feel awful at any time during the day, I just want to sleep. I just don't want to feel anything :( I try to sign myself up for social things that I'm expected to be at, because the fear of what will happen if I don't fulfill my commitment is enough to get me out of my apartment. I don't know if that could work for you, but maybe try?

Namaste799 March 16th, 2016

@ShivaNoon Nobody are able to understand what was happening to me...so they took distance...I jump to the conclussion that nobody who have not suffer depression they are able to understand what you are passing through right now

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Pnkfzz March 15th, 2016

My relationships and my work life.

samd136 March 15th, 2016

My attitude

My motivation

My state of mind

Namaste799 March 15th, 2016

I do not have vitality for doing any kind of activity.It is harder to concentrare and I just want to be alone because nobody could understand what depression involves.

Hasunohana March 16th, 2016

Depression affects my life in so many ways and I am not sure if it is just with me or what...First of all, when depression sinks in, I tend to isolate myself from everyone. Everyone meaning my family and friends (internet family and friends included). Then pain starts setting in, my lower back, neck and head starts to hurt first. Then with this pain, I loose my motivation to move; I dont want to get out of bed for anything. My bedroom has a bathroom in it and that's as far as I can make it. When I do move farther and make it downstairs to the kitchen, I will eat something but its the sugary high calorie, high fat, not really good for you foods. I will eat a bulk of it and later feel sick to my stomach and feel fatter than I really am. I will then start berating myself and cry and promise to not do that again, not to get myself into this deep and I fall asleep. Only to wake up 10 minutes later thinking i have been sleeping for hours. Then the whole cycle starts all over again but this time no eating, I just cry instead.

Depression sucks, I hate it. I hate it when it sets in like this, I hate it to have had it in the first place. My psychiatrist has me on a high dose of meds and it works except for times like this when I just want to be away from everyone and everything. My therapist helps but I havent reached out to her in a while (yea maybe its time to go back to her)

So is it just me? Does depression hurt?

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creativeCamp2095 March 16th, 2016

@Destiny7575

Depression can be really physically painful for me as well. I've read about (and experienced) many physical side effects such as muscle pain like you described, also stiffness and soreness, headaches, and digestive issues... all of this is also worsened by the fact that depression also likes to mess with a person's sleep cycle. And you're so right... depression DOES suck. Big time!

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staywithyou December 19th, 2016

@creativeCamp2095

Depression sure affect people in a lot of negtive way. But I also think it allows us to face ourselves, and grow stronger.

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