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victoria13

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Posted: 02-21-06 08:21am

Um hi... I dont really know if im depressed but I have lost 2 family members in 2 weeks and all I want to do is stay in my bed ... And when I do come out no one notices that theres anything wrong and it really makes me mad .... I have no motivation to get out and do anything I need help I dont know what to do ..... Thanks for ur help
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alexis2333

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Posted: 02-21-06 19:24pm

First, I am genuinely sorry for your loss; 2 fam. Members in 2 weeks must be extremely hard... I can't imagine that but I have definitely had my share of pain in life ( i've been schizophrenic for basically all my life).

It looks to me like you're grieving the loss of your fam. Members; others may not notice how your feeling bcause I think you all are still in a state of shock (it was just 2 weeks ago) and they're trying to cope with the loss as well.

You really need to see a professional counselor to whom you can express all your emotions. Your fam. Members should get counseling as well.
This is most likely a tough time your going through & will get better with time.... Just make sure you have someone you can talk to about what your feeling (counselor, trusted adult. Etc.)

you might try sitting out in the sun (sit outside your house, on your deck or go to the park & sit in the sun). This literally saved me from going mad while I was tormented with voices for years. You should try it.

Hope this helps :)
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THUNDER_TOAD

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Posted: 02-22-06 08:03am

Losing 2 family memebers in 2 weeks must really suck
you need your time to greeve on this one
it is only nateral that you are oging to feel a bit down after that

if you want some one to notice you got a problem then the best thing to do is tell them
talking to people can help a lot if you give it chance
and it is not healthy to keep everything bottled up inside

you have to show your emotions and let other people know you have been effected by the passing of your family members
staying in bed is not going to help anyone or do anything
you never know what is out there until you go out there
even if ti is just for a walk in the park

taking time to remember these people is a good thing
but iam sure rthgey both would of wanted you to move on
so please do not let your loss comsume your life
you are still here
and it sounds like you have a lot to give to the world

i hope you are going to be alright
and I hope you are going to feel better when you realise it is time to move on
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sophira

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Posted: 02-23-06 17:44pm

Time really does help. I lost my dad last year (basically the one person in the world I really looked up to and aspired to be like). It was devasting, and that really doesn't describe the kind of hell you go to when you have to face this kind of loss. No words do.

It was like...For the longest time...I saw everything from under this veil. I kept to myself, couldn't really talk to anybody. It was as if words were beneath what was going on inside, and no one could possibly understand. I was terrified of sounding trite, or stupid, or coming off like a basket case, so I just stayed away--tucked myself behind defensive walls and didn't come out for a long time.

It's tough to remember that other people are going through it too, and most likely in different ways. Some people deal by keeping busy--outwardly they look like they don't care, even--but they can't slow down, or they think. (my mom dealt with it this way, and every time she slowed down, went to bed, she'd have a panic attack.)

you eventually come to grips with the fact that the world keeps going on without the people who seemed to give it the most meaning--and it means that eventually you have to go on, too. Sounds trite, and simple, but it's not easy, and it takes time. You need the time. Trying to go too fast will make it worse.

Good luck to you. I hope you begin to feel better soon.
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w0rldd0minat0r

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Joined: 26 Feb 2006
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Posted: 03-03-06 12:09pm

If no-one else is taking interest you need to make the first move you need to talk to someone about your lost because ur going to make yourself demotivated and more down by sitting in bed all day

good luck and take care

gavin
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