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I Need Someone to Talk to

I Really Need Your Help Guys...

By: d989
Written on May 28th, 2012
By: d989
Age: 22-25 , Female
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  • okmijnuhb

    Hey again. I responded to your story in another group, but I wanted to add some comments here about medication and depression. Medication saved my life I believe, but as the other poster has said, it's dangerous to take the wrong medication or the wrong amount. I asked in my other post where you are located, and i see in your response to one of these that you're in the middle east. I can appreciate that makes things a bit of a challenge. But let's talk more if you'd like. I'm new to this site and I'm not really sure how we're supposed to connect. Add me as a friend? Inbox me (whatever that means)? Or we can swap email addresses, or chat on MSN or something if you like. Let me know what works for you, if you'd like to chat.

    Jun 6, 2012
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    • d989

      hey sorry for taking me alot of time to reply to your comment i really appreciate it....about medication i think it's not possible because i'm working as a flight attendant now and it's not acceptable to take such medicines so i'm trying to solve it in another ways....i still have the whole summer and i hope things will get better thanks again

      Jun 8, 2012
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  • Alyma13

    Your school probably has some type of health center and/or counseling program. I'd suggest going there. Whether or not you feel like you can talk to your parents, you do need to talk to someone, and therapy is definitely a great help. I went to therapy for a few years for depression and suicidal ideation, and without a doubt it brought me back from a much darker place. Antidepressants may be what you need, but first and foremost you need someone to open up to. Lily is right, going through this alone is horrible.

    May 28, 2012
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    • d989

      well sadly they don't have a counseling and as i live in a middle eastern country going to a therapist is not an option actually i don't even know one here people only go to therapy just when they are completely insane ...it's sad i know but i may have access to prozac is it a good idea to take it by my self...thanks again for your coment

      May 28, 2012
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    • Alyma13

      No, I don't think it's a good idea. Only a doctor will be able to tell you if Prozac is what you need, and how much of it will benefit you. It could be dangerous to take it otherwise. I think the best thing for you would be to open up to someone close to you so that you don't have to be alone in this. Whether or not your parents can help you financially, they can be there for you emotionally. Also, you can try something I do when I'm having a depressed day. It's called looking for "beauty marks." a beauty mark is anything in your life that may are the extraordinary within the ordinary. If you see a flower that looks especially beautiful, or you find a coin on the ground, or anything that makes you happy, or positive, or anything, even if it's just for a second. My friend gave me a homework assignment - I had to find at least one of them a day and call her and tell her about it.

      May 28, 2012
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    • d989

      that's nice thanks alot

      May 28, 2012
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    • meammi

      if school is too much of a stresser then perhaps give it a rest, let it go. try being ok with not being perfect! it sounds to me like you're used to being a perfectionist, i understand this and how hard it can be to fail for people like us. for me it came down to dropping out just to save myself from suicide. it's ok to be in debt and it's ok to ask for help. if your parents don't accept this then you still have to. it's your life and you're allowed to make mistakes. there's plenty of time to pick up the peices later and pick up where you left off. put your happiness as a top priority.
      the boyfriend thing is just the icing on the cake. these things give us character. you sound like a brilliant young woman, he didn't deserve you anyway.
      that's such a shame that they don't offer mental health help in your country. i have considered leaving the states after i graduate. have you thought about leaving for awhile, seeing the world?

      May 28, 2012
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  • d989

    i can't tell them....maybe not because of them it's me who can't handle a situation like this i don't think i can handle such a stressful way of living because i know what my life would be like if i told them and they can't help me financially I'm helping myself and working at summer and they don't have such money to give me I'm thinking of dealing with my depression cause I've been ignoring it for years I'm thinking of start taking Prozac or something like that but i have no idea what to do...thanks a lot for your comment i really needed someone to talk to because I've been feeling so lonely lately and yes it's hard to go through all of this while you can't tell the closest people to you what are you going through

    May 28, 2012
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  • Lilyx13

    You shouldn't think yourself as a failure...you need to talk to your parents about this they can be disappointed at first but I am sure they will help you through this. Find out if in your school they have someone you can talk to about your depression. Dealing with school and depression is really hard.You have to be motivated enough to be able to try your best and if you feel like you do, you can't focus on school work. Even if your studying something you don't like give it a real chance to see if you can like it. Take writing classes as electives. But please look for help, cause going through this alone is a horrible feeling.

    May 28, 2012
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