bipolar anxiety depression
Is depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety or I'm having a nervous breakdown?
Recently, I've been going through a lot of problems: I have been evicted are supposed to move, but we have no where to go, we are having financial problems, have rejected this guy like me, am a victim child abuse and pritti much like everything that goes wrong. Since I was in eighth grade, I've often has thoughts of suicide and how he could kill me thouight quick and painless. Recently, have been worse. I can not believe that as fast as before, im becoming very suspicious of my friends do not smile much. First, usually crying, of course, much cannot. I really do not know why. I feel sad and I feel the same pain that other people do when they mourn me, but I shed no tears. However, there are often points in which I am very happy, but do not last long. occasions, and now, quite often, I feel like I'm going to go crazy when under pressure. i dont have i anyone can tell others of my friends, but … What is it I'm going through?
Hi hun … It sounds like depression or manic depression, that is the same as bipolar disorder, since you say that there are points when you feel very happy. As for not being able to mourn much, which is probaby a result of child abuse, because sometimes painful experiences such You.you numb can definitely show signs of depression or bipolar disorder.It seems to have been showing signs of depression since the eighth grade. You can not let that rob you of your life any longer. You can and deserve to be happy and live a full life. Please seek the help of a therapist / doctor should be able to help. Keep a diary of your mood and feelings and show a doctor or therapist. You know, actually it is also true that the therapist we said. I was also a victim of child abuse for a little reading this breaks my heart. Understand how you feel because I felt the same way, but I through it. Im here if you ever need someone to talk to and I sincerely mean that. My email: atlangelstar@yahoo.com Take care and God bless
BAD Blues: Bipolar, Anxiety and Depression – A Primary Care Primer
