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Q: I'm Sad All the Time

asked by: ThatGurlAj on November 26th, 2003

New User

Man if having a baby isn't hard Mad

, u now have mixed emotions Confused

About everything in your life.I am really sad Crying or Very sad

all the time.I don't think about negative things though like so people do who kill their kid(s) due to postpartum depression.I really don't think that's an excuse.I would never do a thing like that.I just don't want to be around anyone. I isolate myself from my family. I feel like thats the only way I can escape from what i'm feeling, I feel free.I think I need to talk to my doctor about how I feel.If u guys have any advice please I need it.Thanks!

~bye~
~aj~

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nikki_caro

replied on November 26th, 2003

Extremely eHealthy

I think maybe you should see a doctor. Why are you sad all the time? Isnt there anything to do, to make you cheer up a little? Then try to stay that way? I get sad too sometimes, but I make sure im the only one who knows it. Then I go do things to not think about it. Like go see a movie, or if your preggy, go walk through babys-r-us and cheer up. You shouldnt isolate yourself. Just be open and enjoy everything that you have.

insurancegirl

replied on November 26th, 2003

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