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Posted by rjlockhart on September 4, 2007, at 0:03:13
Prozac litterly, i have not told you that it really has made my depression go away, get in its place.
Im not boasting but i feel, i still have bad days, but im telling you it gives such a postive feeling, not like "X" (exctasy) but it puts it off. When i go to bed, in the morning im really afraid to get out of bed.I get up and put on my "mask" for the day. But really im afriad deep down inside. Begging, talking to myself, please get through this day. But once i have my "mask" im fine. I can act, talk, live life, but its a mask!
Now this is absolutly embarassing to put if you want to know about me. Go to the phsychology board and i will have a post to you what happens in my mind when i go to bed.
I feel i cant deal with reality, sometimes i sleep, have a nervous outburst, go crazy. But i dont get depressed anymore, the prozac has X that out.
But know i need to find about my own self since i dont see a psychologist.
Posted by Phillipa on September 4, 2007, at 10:37:35
In reply to I am depression free, but im afraid of life, posted by rjlockhart on September 4, 2007, at 0:03:13
Well good your depression is gone. Phillipa
Posted by Maxime on September 4, 2007, at 18:58:15
In reply to I am depression free, but im afraid of life, posted by rjlockhart on September 4, 2007, at 0:03:13
Matt, it's been said over and over again ... you need therapy to help you with your fears. What is stopping you from getting therapy? I think it would help you in so many ways.
Maxime
> Prozac litterly, i have not told you that it really has made my depression go away, get in its place.
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> Im not boasting but i feel, i still have bad days, but im telling you it gives such a postive feeling, not like "X" (exctasy) but it puts it off. When i go to bed, in the morning im really afraid to get out of bed.
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> I get up and put on my "mask" for the day. But really im afriad deep down inside. Begging, talking to myself, please get through this day. But once i have my "mask" im fine. I can act, talk, live life, but its a mask!
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> Now this is absolutly embarassing to put if you want to know about me. Go to the phsychology board and i will have a post to you what happens in my mind when i go to bed.
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> I feel i cant deal with reality, sometimes i sleep, have a nervous outburst, go crazy. But i dont get depressed anymore, the prozac has X that out.
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> But know i need to find about my own self since i dont see a psychologist.
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Posted by rina on September 5, 2007, at 16:54:49
In reply to Re: I am depression free, but im afraid of life » rjlockhart, posted by Maxime on September 4, 2007, at 18:58:15
In some ways I can identify and understand what your going through. Sometimes after years of suffefing with depression and the gloom and doom days and nights it might befall on us, we begin to suppress our innermost sense of who we are on the inside underneath depression.
Sometimes we even become the disease, only identifying with it's symptoms,side effects and medicines given to us for our condition. Then suddenly, our soul begins to open and our mind is awakened with the help of our pdoc,meds,family or whatever support system and we begin to face the remission of depression.
All of a sudden were faced with the fear of living without what we've known to be a part of us for so long. Were forced to start living and exploring life outside of the four walls of depression, in hopes of living life on life's terms as we see fit. Yes, that's scary and often times, depression may raise it's ugly head but I'll use the saying that's used in AAmeetings around the world..take it one day at a time 24hours a day. Many say life is short but I say life is the longest thing we'll ever do, so you have plenty time to keep at it till you find your true happiness which lies in YOU!!!
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