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Group Beyond Blue: Frustrated!

posted by Beyond Blue | 9:00am Tuesday December 1, 2009

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Be sure to tune into Group Beyond Blue, which hosts several interesting discussion threads. I especially liked the one called “Frustrated!” started by a Group Beyond Blue member, who wrote:

I’ve been charting my moods this week on a 1-10 scale (1 being very depressed, 10 is when I’ve felt really happy). Most of the week I’ve given it a 9. I felt great. Today I said a 1. It came on for what seems like no reason. I can’t keep having days that feel like a 1 or I don’t know how much more I can keep fighting. It’s so discouraging to know that it’ll come back no matter what I’m doing. I wake up some days and I just feel terrible. I’m not sure what to do- I don’t want my life to be like this. It hurts so bad that I can hardly stand it. I’m just sitting here feeling really sad…..and I have to get up tomorrow and do it all again.

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posted December 2, 2009 at 5:50 am


If this was a just get over it, I would have done it years ago. I hate the up’s and down’s of myself. The anger turned to someone else, the not wanting to be part of life. I will take my medication so I can put one foot in front of the other and do what I can for my fmily and myself. If others feel it’s a get over it thing, then they have never been here.



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