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July 23, 2008, 7:35 am PDT
Hi and welcome...
Quote From: saturnia85i'm 23 year old woman who been going through alot stuff in my life. i was in a relationship where i thought i was happy in until the person break up with me the most rush way. i've sacrified everything and at the end i was left out with nothing. now, i am going through depression so bad that i cry all the time. i feel like a failure like my life doesn't have a meaning whatsoever. i don't know what to do sometimes. i can't sleep. i just stay up all night and eat to cured the pain. i feel like life screw me over so bad. You know what is doubly good about posting here?
1) The fellowship.
2) Sometimes our posts can be road maps to where we are and where we want to go next. Plus, lots of Dr. Phil Advice a click away along with fellow member support of ours. Many of us have been where you are boot strapping it back up.
1) WOW! 23... How nice it'd be to be 23 again lots of us would agree...
2) Thank God person not right for you left so you are free to find the person right for you. Not a failure and a growing experience for you.
Have you read "Love Smart" by Dr. Phil? That might help you find Mr. Right. Oh, and Robin's book, "Inside My Heart" is an easier read to begin with if you are having difficulty focusing. She has an equal best seller gift of writing to Dr. Phil and her son, Jay's.
3) Me too. I've felt like, at times, I've sacrificed everything and I'm putting the pieces back together and realizing I need to remember SELF MATTERS INCLUDES ME so I never sacrifice so much I'm depressed about it and feeling a big void.
4) Depression will make you feel like a failure yet don't buy into depression's lies. Most times when I feel life has "screwed" me over if I look closer I see red flags I chose to ignore because I was seeing what I wanted to see instead of what was there... Including getting into life situations not user friendly for me from relationships to jobs that didn't fit wasting time trying to make fit. Oh well, we all live and learn and quite often the hard way.
Yes, it is depressing when you wake up and see how much you lost yet not the end of the world. It is sort of like if you are driving and you see you took a wrong turn. You just ask for directions, like at a counselor, or are able to figure out on your own inner compass how to get back on track.
Depression is often a sign something needs to change and often that is how we think, respond, life style etc. Including not booing ourselves. We each need to be our loudest cheerleader. So hop back over on your cheering section with us. Assimilating lessons learned in your last wrong turn as you get back on track to finding your best life NOW.
When we get off schedule from sleep to eating pretty soon we don't know what to do because our body has no idea what we're going to do next. So, begin setting a schedule for eating balanced meals, drinking enough fluids, getting a healthy pattern of sleep.
Shallow breathing has been linked to anxiety, panic and depression. As you've seen that events can literally take the wind out of our sails. Just walking can help put the wind back into your sails because exercise raises endorphin level and endorphins are a natural mood elevator.
Below is a good link to read on Depression. Begin reading at HOME
CARE:
www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/003213.htm
I'm glad you joined us and I hope you stop back by to visit THE BEST message board on Dr. Phil Website, IMO, and join our growing family here.
Hugs and prayers to you and all. I need to go add some CHEER to my life and to a load of laundry. Cheers to all... P.S. It takes less muscles to smile so give your face a break and SMILE :-) SEA
GOD Bless You
It IS not original... it is eternal
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