Depression II

gillette147

juno wrote: »

I've been dumped

((((HUGS))))
He doesn't sound like much of a loss to me.
Leave him to his un-MSE !!!!!! fest.

gillette147

You bunch of lightweights. All in bed by 11pm!!

...........and depressives are spost to suffer from insomnia.
:A :A :A sweet dreams all :A :A :A

andipandi_2

Karrie wrote: »

I know what I would do. I would tell him that I'd seen his statement (shouldn't have left it lying around) and ask him about it. No point in having secrets. The sooner you sit down and talk about it, the better.

I don't know about you, but it would eat away at me if I knew and didn't say something.

i agree with you Karrie

Tulip

:hello: everyone,

Morning! hope you are all well and ok I am fine,off out today to my local church to help out and then off to my last craft class this afternoon

I am going to have a nice day

Have a nice day all

lots of love and light,

Katie xxx

Tulip

juno wrote: »

I've been dumped

Sorry to hear that Juno ,hope you are ok

big *hugs*

Katie

geminilady

imported_goldie wrote: »

Hi everyone, sorry not posted for a while but been too far "down" to manage it. Hope you are all coping with life as well as you can. Things been getting worse for me lately and now i find my teenage son who has come through many problems and i thought was ok is now worrying 24/7. He says he has always worried but for almost a year he feels it has taken over his life and he cant sleep for worrying. He has tried all the advice about living for today etc but said he cant do it. I am concerned as mental health problems run through my family and i wonder if it could be the start of something bigger? My older sister got schizophenia when she was in her late teens (my mum got ia version of it in her fifties). Since he was little i have always wondered if it would hit my son when he was in his late teens (hes 18). I suggested he saw the doctor about his worrying and she might suggest counselling. He does not really want totake tablets - would she suggest anti-deps do you think? I dont really want him to go down that road but worried the worrying may excalate into something bigger if not treated soon.

Hi Goldie,It must be hard worrying about your son when you are suffering yourself from depression.As i do not know your Doctor it is hard to say what he would suggest but like you i think he is more likely to suggest councelling than anti-deps and maybe something for anxiety to help with the sleep problem.If the worry is so bad it is taking over his life he definately needs some sort of help so i would go to the doctors asp.It is good that he feels able to talk about it with you a lot of 18yr olds would find it hard so it shows how close you are as a family.

geminilady

Tulip wrote: »

:hello: Gem,

How are you doing? hope you are ok? I am fine

love and light,

Katie xxx

Hi Tulip:hello: I am ok at the moment but having a lot of mood swings think it may be the menapause.I have just decided to have a weekend in Blackpool with a friend from work we are going in three weeks and i am looking forward to it as i have not been away for a few years.We are hoping to see the drifters in concert when we are there,they are a 60's group if you are to young to remember.Also there is a big air display on the Saturday so hopefully it will be a good weekend.

geminilady

gillette147 wrote: »

You bunch of lightweights. All in bed by 11pm!!

...........and depressives are spost to suffer from insomnia.
:A :A :A sweet dreams all :A :A :A

Oi!! less of the lightweights young man!!!:mad: I was up till 1.30 and am never in bed before 12 and i was up at 8 so there.

andipandi_2

i feel like the chap below

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