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Re: depression and other ailmentsFrom: Tammay (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri Dec 29 13:18:15 2000
At Fri, 02 Jul 1999, Erica wrote: > >I am wondering how many other people who have endo also have experienced >bouts of clinical depression? Can those of you who have experienced >depression please tell me how you cope and what you do because sometimes I >think that I am going crazy. My life feels as though its falling apart. >And the frustrating part is that sometimes I think that I am normal, but it >does not last. HELP > >Erica > >_______________________________________________________________ >Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com >_______________________________________________________________ > >-- >_______________________________________________________________ > >_______________________________________________________________ I feel the same way as you do. But I am only depressed and cry alot. Everyone tells me to look at the positive things in life. How do you do that though. Sometimes I don't think i should even be married. I feel that me and my two kids would do just fine on our own. The only thing that helps me now is that i have a friend shelley and when things are bad i go there for coffee to get away. Now because i was there till 3 in the morning ONCE no one wants me to go back. I take 2 prozac twice a day I try to keep it to one. If I don't take any every one around me thinks i am going to go crazy except shelley. I have a really hard time feeling normal all of the time to. I hope you start to feel better in the mean time try to find yourself a really good friend. that is what i am trying now.May you find your way I hope we all do.
-- Tammay
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