I would give anything to just feel good one day. I wake up every morning hoping this day will be the one. I am so tired of feeling this way and sometimes the pain is more than I can handle. I am taking Effexor and have been for the last 2 years but to tell you I feel any better would be a lie. I feel like my depression has gotten worse and I keep going downhill.Sometimes I just want to close my eyes and never wake up but I have 3 reasons to try to hold on (as hard as it is) because they mean the world to me. If it would not be for my kids I know I would not be here. Has anyone ever felt like they were on a cliff and so many days you saw yourself right on the edge, and other days you were able to move away a little but yet still vulnerable on that cliff with no security because you can move to the edge so quickly.That is how I feel. I have been on this cliff for a while now and I don't know how to come down and as long as I am up there I am vulnerable and being that close to the edge you never know if or when that one thing is going to push you right over.I would not wish this pain on anyone.
hi there, i think you should talk to your DR and tell him how your feeling also try to exercise, go for a walk get some sunshine living with depression does hurt i know it took me more then two years to feel better..thank god its working for me good luck
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your not alone, i am in the same boat, i dont know how im going to get through the next minute. every day is like the same thing over and over. i hate waking up
Please, don't give up! The right antidepressant, combined with counseling, exercise (if possible), eating in a healthy manner, and hopefully, having a spiritual program, will put you on the path to a life you will want to give up for. If any unresolved issues, such as addiction or abuse issues, are still in your life, you will feel better after you start dealing with them. Above all, I practice gratitude in my life, which believe me, I know can be hard to while you are in your suffering. I, too, have children who suffered along with me at my lowest points. At 57, I finally have have a life I can enjoy and appreciate most of the time. I still use antidepressants, and I have dealt with every issue mentioned in this email. Try to look at it as an adventure. Just do not ever, ever give up. You are worth it!
Oops... in my previous post, I wished to use the phrase "get up for" rather than "give up for." Knew I should have proofread my post. Sorry!