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Light exercise 150 mins per day (Light exercises include things like walking and stretching or doing light chores)
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Consider taking antidepressants prescribed by your doctor - I don't think it would be very hard to convince them that you're not depressed. This could help you.
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Make sure to go on a healthy diet. If you really want to get better, consider quitting all sugar, (by that I mean sugary snacks and stuff, not things like fruits) bread and Junk food. Eat healthy foods only. Trust me on this one
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Sleep 8-9 hours, not 7-8 hours. Trust me on this too.
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Take meds as required. Ask for antidepressants. Light exercise daily. Water. 8-9 hours Sleep. Healthy foods only. Vitamins possibly. Sleep with light clothes so you don't sweat to death. Regularly make sure air in your room is exchanged. Don't go to uni until you feel better and find a way to stay updated about what's going on in lectures - don't fall too much behind; your teachers will usually be sympathetic if you explain the situation. Inform a school nurse or someone about your illness just in case.
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Talk about this with your mother or parents and/or close friends
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Stop your drinking. It's never going to help you in life. Absolutely no benefit.
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Solve your tenant problems by asking for help from your parents and your friends and advisors
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Try not to cry as much and smile more