Ok so after allowing the tears to flow today I realize that I'm depressed. Again. Well thats fun. The problem is that I don't really believe I'm depressed or at least don't want to. I thought I'd gotten over this...gotten better but apparently not. Of course it is that time of the month and I could be overly hormonal but I really feel that my physical state allowed my emotions to come forth. I've been avoiding a conclusion like this for some time now. I recently spoke with a friend who had a breakdown similar to the one I experienced several years ago. It took so much work to go from not wanting to get out of bed or not being able to function because action produced tears to getting up willfully every day to face life. I have no desire to start that work over again, but if this is where I am then I have no choice. And the fact that I am back at this place again further depresses me. A source of pride for me was my resiliency. Once I fell into a hole you could bet I would take a different route next time, but somehow, someway I've fallen into a maze. Is this normal in your mid-twenties or is it just me? The people I have unconditional love for seem to be offended by my mental state at times, and they don't realize that their reaction only makes it worse. In one short year, everything that I worked for is gone. No plan works. Its like quicksand and my struggle to get out only sucks me in deeper.
Sis...
...hang in there. Take it one day at a time. Find your safe place - there, rest, pray, and rest some more. Invite loving friends, laughter, music and what you might have used in the past to get through...remember that you got through it. Process what negative emotions may be contributing. Set tiny realistic goals each day and make yourself meet them. Lot's of positivity and well wishes to you...
It's hormones.
It's not you,it's hormones.Really.there are several herbs you can take to wipe your depression out.Not to mention many other mood lifting,spiritual things you can do as well.Were not going to say another negative thing today,OK. You will be OK.You have a support system here bigger than you think.If you need to talk email me and I'll send you my number to call me anytime.in the meantime take a look at what might be the cause of your depression and know that YOU have the power to wipe it out. According to info from the Depression and Anxiety Support Group of Southern Africa, about 77 percent of people with hypoglycemia (low blood sugar) are suffering from depression. "Sugar loading causes weight gain, which in turn leads to a loss of energy and at times a low self-esteem, which is often associated with depression." – Women24.Com Negative thoughts (repetitious negative thoughts) are the things that are greatly sabotaging people today. We are programmed to be negative from the very beginning. We think negative, speak negative, and project negatively. What we are forgetting is that our thoughts create our reality and if we think negative then we are bound via the Law of Attraction to reap (attract) negative. We are unconsciously speaking negative events, people, and circumstances into our lives. We fail to realize that the Universe does not understand negative language, only positive language which is why there is a great incentive and benefit in being positive and speaking only positive language. We have to realize that we have a choice in the thoughts we think and that it is to our advantage to only speak and think in positive terms. Peace, Indigo
MA
Ma i would suggest u need to take some time to urself and be still i will send u some information that I think u could use. Hopefully u can use it and apply it daily. It is a good source of inner empowerment for u. Let me know how u like the info. We all go through thise moments when the world seems to move in a slow and drowling pace and like time just wants to see u squirm. I think alot and sometimes that could be a lil over the top lol and get swept up with whats in my head. I'll hit u in a min peace and love