Depression Forums
General => Welcome our 'NEW MEMBERS'!! => Topic started by: Michael Frankum on August 16, 2012, 04:28:30 AM
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I'm 54, and have been considered depressed for a long long time now, but I don't know if I've just found a suitable hole to hide in. I've had all the help that anyone could want. I've been hospitalised, had group and single therapy, attended a Therapeutic Community twice, had all sorts of medication. I don't feel a lot, but when I stop taking my meds I cry a lot for no reason. I am sleeping an awful lot, and I made the mistake of looking up Atypical Depression on the net, and now I think THAT'S the problem, but none of it is real. It's all an excuse for me being fat, lazy and incredibly stupid. I've had everything in life I could ever want, loving parents and family, the chance for a good education, and the chance for a happy marriage, and I've managed to turn it all to crap. I know the excuses I make for myself, but none of it is real, and when it all comes down to it, I just make excuses for not doing anything. And that's where I am. Hmm, I put none of it is real twice, so there's a good chance that I'm right about that at least.
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Welcome to the forum, I hope that we can be of some help xxxx
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Hello and welcome to the forum. S x x x x
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Hi and welcome *()
Z xxx
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$£$ and +_+
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Thank you all for the welcome. +-_
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Hi and welcome
Kate x
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Welcome xx
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Try not to be too hard on yourself. It's easy to put ourselves down when depression has us by the throat. We all make excuses for ourselves, I do it all the time. If it gives a little comfort for a while during some very dark moments, then why not?
Welcome to the forum.