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Has Anyone Else's Family Told You To Just Snap Out Of It?
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posted February 19
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Was told that a lot when I was first diagnosed with depression. My husband at the time was not very understanding of my illness that’s why he became my ex- husband. My current husband of 20 years is excellent and my advocate for me and my depression. I also have Targive dyskinesia from taking depression medication for 38 years. Medication for that is $13,000 a month thank goodness for excellent medical insurance with the union.

posted February 26
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Absolutely ..I get made fun of called names I'm around alot of toxic energy it's not easy just to snap out of it ! I know how much it hurts to be always told get over it I only wish it was that easy but unfortunately with our illness if they can't understand what your going through you have to eliminate toxic people for your own sanity ! 🥰

posted February 19
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Yes

posted February 19
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Ever since I was a young child. Even then, I recognized I was not like the other children. My mother used to patronize me for it. She never saw it as a problem, nor did she Consider finding me help. When I was 21, however, she ended up finding out.
This was the one and only time she saw out for me. I started my eating disorders at age nine
The therapist they took me to was a crackpot. He kept over and over, asking me if I had been sexually abused. I adamantly told him several times that nothing like that had ever happened to me.
Why he should’ve asked us if I had an overcontrolling mother. He never did though, but if he did, it could’ve made a big difference in my life.

posted February 28
A MyDepressionTeam Member

Sarah I’m sending you my prayers 🙏 and blessings. It’s a very difficult illness especially when you have no family support. I’m so very sorry 😢 you’re having to deal with this alone. I’ve dealt with it for 38 years not an easy illness. Praise God I hope 🤞🏼 you get better ❤️‍🩹 and you have some good friends for support. How many years have you dealt with your depression?

posted February 28

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