This discussion is now closed.
Check out other Related discussions
- Do we need to know the categories of each disorder for A-Level Psychology AQA?
- feeling depressed
- Depressed after uni transfer
- Days when you are ok during depression?
- Overwhelmed
- Depressed boyfriend doesn’t listen to me
- Am I just being lazy?
- What should I say to my mum for comparing me to my sister?
- Y13 poor grades due to mental health
- Feeling low most of the time what should I do?
- Would fascism have swept through Europe if the Great Depression had never happened?
- psychology- depression
- How to revise when depressed?
- Disclosing mental health issue at work
- Struggling with getting out of bed in the morning?
- Gap year after getting in to Oxford
- joining the army with past MH issues
- Boyfriend hardly finishes in bed anymore....
- A-levels are making me depressed
- Hey
Depressed
not sure why I am putting this on here as I have no idea it will help but um i just needed to get it off my chest. Any suggestions for getting through it?
Not really... You just gotta ride it out. I tend to send weird messages to people though, so I sometimes get forced into talking things through with them, but I try and keep myself to myself. Avoid driving. Sometimes it gets hard to fight the urge to just let go of the wheel.
Well Yeah we all go through patches of it, and dealing with it a lot of the time depnends on the situation, and why u are depressed.
I know this sounds sooooooooo corny and stupid, but u just gotta try and look on the bright side of life y'know. Try n look to the good stuff, things of the future etc.
Focus on the people u love as well, and the people who love u. things'll get better.
Hope u come out of this real soon x Good Luck x
I know this sounds sooooooooo corny and stupid, but u just gotta try and look on the bright side of life y'know. Try n look to the good stuff, things of the future etc.
Focus on the people u love as well, and the people who love u. things'll get better.
Hope u come out of this real soon x Good Luck x
If it's really bad, you should seek pro help. I mean, you'll pay National Insurance the rest of your life, why not claim free treatment and get your money's worth??
(I apologise for the flippancy of that remark, however that was my twisted reasoning for seeking OCD-related help!)
(I apologise for the flippancy of that remark, however that was my twisted reasoning for seeking OCD-related help!)
I go through depressive 'patches' often. 
It's not nice, although obviously I can't relate to you as every case of depression is different. What I try to do is focus on a long term goal or event. It won't make you forget your problems, but it will help!
It's not nice, although obviously I can't relate to you as every case of depression is different. What I try to do is focus on a long term goal or event. It won't make you forget your problems, but it will help!Related discussions
- Do we need to know the categories of each disorder for A-Level Psychology AQA?
- feeling depressed
- Depressed after uni transfer
- Days when you are ok during depression?
- Overwhelmed
- Depressed boyfriend doesn’t listen to me
- Am I just being lazy?
- What should I say to my mum for comparing me to my sister?
- Y13 poor grades due to mental health
- Feeling low most of the time what should I do?
- Would fascism have swept through Europe if the Great Depression had never happened?
- psychology- depression
- How to revise when depressed?
- Disclosing mental health issue at work
- Struggling with getting out of bed in the morning?
- Gap year after getting in to Oxford
- joining the army with past MH issues
- Boyfriend hardly finishes in bed anymore....
- A-levels are making me depressed
- Hey
Latest
Trending
Last reply 3 weeks ago
Mum makes a big deal about me having locked my phoneLast reply 1 month ago
Will they put it on my medical records if I ask for stronger painkillers?Health
8
24
