Depression Limbo

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Depression Limbo

Postby woofwoof » 13 Nov 2012, 04:20

You know when you're in that depression limbo.

Where you want to die, you want to just leave everything,
But then again, you're afraid of dying, because you're not sure what's on the otherside, and you don't want to hurt more people by killing yourself?

Yeah. I'm there now. I really want to just end it, but I'm too coward.

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Re: Depression Limbo

Postby Father Anderson » 13 Nov 2012, 05:13

Well, I have a few thoughts on this myself... I was at this same place in my life a year or two ago and what got me out of this rut was my family even though They act kinda mean they're always there for me It's always the happiest ones that are in depression... Now my advice for you would be to 1 talk to somebody you trust and 2 do things that keep your mind off killing yourself
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Re: Depression Limbo

Postby Dr Frook » 13 Nov 2012, 07:25

hey woofy

lots of people go through something like this. You need to make sure those around you know how down you actually are. You're not alone, someone will be there to listen and to help. Just don't isolate yourself, it will only make it worse.

killing yourself is not the answer.

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Re: Depression Limbo

Postby Opheliac » 13 Nov 2012, 07:35

Honestly, this is something I have a lot of expeience with. Two months ago I was diagnosed with clinical depression and anxiety. I've struggled with both since I was about 12 and I've had some extreme highs and lows. I thought about death a lot. When I was 14 I overdosed. It was the biggest mistake of my life and I'm thankful every day that I lived. Last April I lost a friend to suicide and it wasn't until then that I saw how stupid what I did really was. I like to think my friend is in a better place but he left so much devastation behind him. So many people loved and cared for him. He just couldn't see it. I've been getting help for myself- having a therapist has been a great help to me and it might be worth looking into for you. I'm just getting to know you, but you seem like such a cool person. I would miss you if you weren't here and I know I'm not the only one. If you ever want to talk or vent or anything please feel free to pm me. I care about you- we all do- and I want to help you through this.
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Re: Depression Limbo

Postby Mr_Valentine » 15 Nov 2012, 06:53

Hey woof, youre not alone :oops: I've been hanging on the brink of the abyss by the fingernails myself-- more than once. Hell, more than a few times. And, although it feels like there is no recovering, there is. I found things I'd miss, and eventually-- things I lived for. Goals. Material goods. Friendships. Family. Hot showers. Snow forts. Adrenaline you get from mounting a horse you know is going to buck you off :lol: Peacefulness of watching dim natural light winking off dancing dust motes which float before warming windowsills, all in the still silence of early morning sunlight.
:roll: As I said; the little things.

Whenever the world pushes you down to your knees (which it will) get back up, brush yourself off, and continue to chase that inexhaustable passion to live and conquer. And, maybe (just maybe), except a little help-now-and again ;)
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Re: Depression Limbo

Postby Shadow00 » 15 Nov 2012, 12:41

Dealt with this in the past. But then again i thought: if i die like this, nobody will ever remember me. Ever.
So i just decided to do something i could be known for, and that's why i plan to become a doctor on the science department (you know, cancer reaserch etc.)


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