My life i know is a good one. But my mind can’t help but tell me every day it’s not. I’m 21, i have been dealing with depression for a while now. I remember the first time i realized there was something wrong, was in high school. I remember sitting in my car in the schools parking lot.. it was raining.. I felt used by friends, lonely, sad, was moody, and vividly remember wanting to crash my car into oncoming traffic.. i had no one so i felt & no one knew.. i didnt even know. All i knew was that i wanted to die right then. I dialed a number and a lady spoke to me, with me. She helped calm me down. My mom, friends, family, no one knew what what wrong with me. After that, i started strongly and religiously smoking weed. I felt nothing. Not alone, not sad, not moody. Nothing. And i liked it so i became a pothead. Everyday, like it was my fix 2years, strong, I was cured! I thought.. the next MAJOR depressive episode was the summer of 2017..
First time sharing.: My life i know is... - Anxiety and Depre...
First time sharing.
I also struggle with negative thoughts and had my anxiety start in high school. I’ve noticed throughout the years that at times I can manage it and then there is usually a trigger that gets me depressed and anxious again
Welcome!! Thanks for sharing. Was there something that happened to bring back your depression?
I honestly have no idea. I started this internship and it deals with children in Domestic Violence families dealing with abuse, neglect, rape, whatever..and i started feeling bad yesterday morning and cried like 4 times throughout the day. So idk if this is a trigger or what
Hi- Welcome to the group!
I’m sorry you are having such a tough time. We are here for you. I hope you will get the support you need through this forum.
I pray that you will feel better soon. Please update us.
I am so glad we have a place to talk about things and look for ways to handle depression,
anxiety, etc. I am so glad that you are reaching out with honesty. It may seem like 'work' sometimes to reach out, but you are worth it : ) ...my mom used to remind me, "one moment at a time," and "this too shall pass." Get help...be honest, and involve others : )