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January 26th, 2010 | 
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Understanding Your Depression
Loneliness is a part of our lives. We have experienced pain one way or another but after a few days, it subsides. We move on and find happiness again. This kind of cycle is not applicable for people who experience depression. For them, hope is non-existent. They just bask in their sadness and cease to move on.
Depression or Major Depressive Episode according to Diagnostic Statistical Manual (DSM) is characterized by a feeling of emptiness, sadness, and irritation. People who experience this episode appear tearful or easily move to tears. It usually last for 2 weeks or more. Depression can easily recur if it’s not attended properly.
The effect of this disorder intensifies to a point that a person has trouble sleeping. Insomnia seeps in making it very difficult for a depressed person to recharge and relax. Hence, the symptoms’ effect intensifies. A significant weight loss or weight gain can also be observed. For some people, loneliness drives them to eat more, as a deviation for their feeling of emptiness. On the other hand, some lost their appetite due to their sadness.
The worst outcome of depression is suicide. This is the part where a person feels worthless that they would rather cease living. For the prior signs I’ve mentioned, its best to consult the experts for treatment. Most of all, for the state of suicide attempt. In this period, it really is the experts, such as psychologist and counselors who should take the lead.
For parents, teachers or guardians, being keen is a huge factor. One of the signs can be an indication of depression. To ensure the safety of children and the people you love, the mere attention can already alleviate the pain from depression. Sometimes, it’s the common question of “How are you?” that can save lives.
Simon Crabb has successfully battled with panic attacks. He is now in control of his condition, rather than it controlling him. Visit his Simon’s Panic web site to learn more about Panic Attacks and Simon’s experiences of them.
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Are there any quick cures for Depression?
I am tired of going from medicine to medicine and nothing working. Any ideas?
Find out why you’re depressed. Change your scenery, your life, your situation….obviously medication isn’t your answer.
If there is a chemical imbalance, try to change that. It could be you are not eating "live foods" stick to fruit and veggies, go organic.
Check out SAMe and other natural supplement. There is never a quick cure for anything. You can’t find that in a pill.
Get massage.
has your mental health Dr told you to smoke for depression it cures depression?
docter tells you to smoke cigarettes others think your wrong.
this was a dr in a veterans hospital. if you are going to be rude kiss my *** dont anser.
they recamended a patch fro me but if it was to strong just try 1-2 cig. a day
I dont smoke now, but when I started smoking a while ago, my desire to draw was strong, I’m an artist and I dont do much of it now,
I had a cigarette the other day after not smoking for about 2 years. I had the impulse to draw right after the smoke.
but that was a couple of weeks ago, and I’m not going to start smoking. if I want to get back into my artwork, then I will find inspiration thru other mediums
what are some natural cures for depression?
dont say anything to dumb please! thanks
oh and if you have statistics to back it up it would be nice, post the link if you can.
THankYou!
lots of good ideas here
Cure for Menopause Symptoms
How common is Menopause Depression?
When you go from a normal human being to raging maniac in 2 seconds flat, you wonder if Menopause is to blame.
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Luckily menopause depression only affects a small number of women. Some women may be sensitive to their shifting hormones, and may feel the blues or more serious mood issues.
If you have been experiencing sadness for over two weeks, or you feel that your mood is greatly affecting your relationships and your ability to function, then you should pick up the phone and call your doctor.
Whether you are feeling menopause depression or you are just plain irritable, changing some of your negative patterns and adding some good patterns into the mix can help you feel better.
Do what makes you happy. You deserve a few minutes a day of joyful activity. It makes you a better person for you and others.
Remain an active friend. Others are experiancing some of the same symptoms. It helps to know you are not alone.
Remain active in your life. Bodies were meant to move! Exercise gives our body feel good chemicals, helps our self-esteem, reenergizes us, and helps us avoid menopause depression.
Taking supplements can help to encourage your happy side, choose a supplement meant for menopause symptoms.