Hard to describe this but I mean like does anyone feel numb at times but just carries on with daily life. Like as if you don't want to do anything. You feel nothing but no point explaining to anyone knowing they won't understand as they haven't been through depression and that?
My depression comes in waves and so does anxiety. I used to work out all the time and easy healthy all the time, but as I got older my depression and anxiety got worse. It's like "one week on, one week off" when it comes to exercising and eating right.
How do some of you keep motivated through depression to do some daily exercise?
I started Lorazapam 0.5mg 3 times a day.
On Wednesday February 10, today is the 15.
I'm thinking of getting a puppy in a year or so and train them to aid my depression. Maybe have them do deep pressure on my bad days. Has anyone used a dog for this kind of thing? I've found a breed that fits all the requirements of the family (not a lot of barking, not a lot of shedding), and I'm hoping this would be helpful, since I've tried so many different meds and have yet to find a good fit. Would love to hear others' experience. Thank you.
Service dog? Best thing EVER.
I read over and over about people like us crying a lot. I’ve never been able to, as far back as I can remember. It’s not that it bothers me so much . I just don’t understand it. I was just told my favorite fur baby died this morning. Not a tear. Not much feeling. In fact almost a feeling of relief , one less thing to have to care about. I can feel my mother watching me for something. I guess I’ll have to give her some kinda reaction so she’ll feel I’m grieving.
Kinda sick huh.
Has anyone gotten a pet specifically a dog to help their depression? I want one but don't want the extra responsibility and cost as I'm unsure i can handle it. Did anyone else every go through this??
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Genomind is a test to determine which medications will work best for each individual person. I saw it on Dr.Phil. This way your not a medication guinea pig.
I was at my psychiatrist today, he wasn't very impressed wen I asked him will Adderall work, went on his computer & said they are for epilepsy. He's not heard of it. X