You seem aware of what feelings of dep. you have. Talk to your doc about all this...Do yoga if you can, exercise, keep a daily journal...Just so you can get it out..makes you feel better. Ask your doc about seeing someone, a therapist maybe, cuz it seems with 2 children, the emotions of a new baby PPD etc as well as the stress of separation is too much to take, hense anxiety/depression...That therapist will help you deal with those emotions...Or even help with counsilling with your hubby if you guys want to work it out. Anyways, just some options for you to think about it...
I think that you being aware is so good!! Posting here, reaching out...I'm glad you're here, but sorry you feel how you are feeling.
Red09
You are 20 years old. You seem to have a mature attitude about life. Give your marriage a chance. Listen to Red and get some help. If you can, get your husband to read some of the contributions to this depression site. I'm sure there are things we have all been through that you can relate to. I've been around a long time and I know life has its ups and downs. This is just a down to be followed by some good times.
Most of your life is ahead of you. Try to bring others into it to offer advice and friendship. You have 2 children that will light up your life.
I'm new here too. Here's to hoping for a better future.
And many new friends.
BellaBlue
Welcome to the healingwell boards. I'm glad you found this place.
I'm very sorry to hear you've been going threw all this stuff for so much of you young life. life sure has a way of beating us up at the worst times..
I hope you stick around and get to know us as we get to know you. i found the chat room is a very good place to go in here, to find quick feed back.....when i went, the subjects were serious but light hearted......many of the folks in here are very much in the need of a understanding and friendly voice. I know i've had my monents.
anyways, i need to go(at work you know) you take care. JohnD
I had to post my first time here because it's my first time here, too, and because Melissa, you and I apparently share a great deal. Right down to first names. But also, there's so much in what you described that mimics my situation. I'm ending a horrible relationship, and though that's a good thing, it's left me incredibly alone and lonely. I'm considerably older, which is another problem, in that I'm not at prime dating age, and there is no way I can see for me to make new contacts or friends, let alone maybe meet someone I can feel love with again. I'm about to move, also, which is a huge financial as well as emotional burden. I'll be having to figure out how to re-create a life for my 10-year old son and myself, and yet juggle an insane work schedule.
I spend most days feeling crushingly sad, fighting off tears, and just struggling to maintain composure. I don't have the ability to set up any therapy sessions, though I know I need to. My friends are all disappearing; misery does NOT love company, but drives people away. I don't complain to anyone, or say anything as it seems nobody likes a whiner.
I guess I'm hoping to find that this is a place where I can express feelings without being worried that my words will be taken wrong, or that I'll send more dear ones heading for the hills.
Thank-you for being here right now.
You are never too old to find love and you sound like a person with much to give to others.
Do you have depression or are you just going through a hard period in your life? There is a difference.
Ralph
There is no such word as can't. Can't simply means wouln't. Grab as much as life as you can. Future is a long way away for those who don't believe. Don't build a foundation of life on sand. It will take it away with the tide. Love a little more, be unkind a lot less.
Be strong, and have faith in god for he will take care of you , i don't know how you are doing financially i hope the best for you and your children, May god bless you..
To be or not to Be