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Diagnosed with Depression

Post 121

Hypatia

Hope you're feeling better soon. smiley - hugsmiley - smooch


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 122

Hati

I found the SAD light very helpful. Combined with medications though.
smiley - hug


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 123

David B - Singing Librarian Owl

I can't imagine life with that little sunlight. Hang in there. smiley - hug


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 124

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

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hope these 42 suns will help

smiley - pirate


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 125

tartaronne

*Copy-pastes suns*

What an excellent idea, Pierce. smiley - smiley


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 126

Tumsup

I have a friend who gets very sad in the dim winter days. When she asked me to buy a new light for her kitchen I had an idea. Instead of getting a replacement lamp as she asked, I got a string of construction type lights and filled them with full spectrum halogen bulbs. When she got home from work and flipped the switch, instead of the old sixty watt overhead light, there were five hundred watts in five little suns overhead.
I imagine that her neighbours think she's growing pot or something but it was worth it to see her smile.smiley - smiley


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 127

Pierre de la Mer ~ sometimes slightly worried but never panicking ~

smiley - yikes 500 w? don't let al gore read that!

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smiley - pirate


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 128

Titania (gone for lunch)

I'm an average person!


Depression risk 'highest in 40s'

Life may begin at 40, but research suggests that 44 is the age at which we are most vulnerable to depression.



Professor Oswald said for the average person, the dip in mental health and happiness comes on slowly, not suddenly in a single year.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/7213387.stm

And I'm turning 44 this year, so I'm spot on, right?


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 129

Hati

There's no average person. smiley - tongueout And you are unique. So is your depression.

OTOH, if you want to think so - if 44 is the peak then after that things can get only better. So there's hope in the hell.

For me it's bad news, of course. I'll be only 40.


Diagnosed with Depression

Post 130

Milla, h2g2 Operations

Hmm. I was first medicated for depression at 24. Been on and off for years.

And will turn 40 in a few months.

smiley - runbefore I steal Titanias thread.

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