Well, when I tried to go to your link, it
said there was a problem performing that
action.
All in all though, only a doctor can
actually tell you if you are depressed.
They will ask you all sorts of questions
such as family history, your thoughts and
behaviors, and other related questions.
After evaluating you they will decide what
they think might be best for you, whether
it be medication, therapy, or both.
But its good to get second opinions. Just
because a person has the title of being a
doctor, that does not make them
intelligent. The person who graduated
last in his class and barely scraped by in
med school has the same title of the
person who graduated first in his/her
class. So make sure you go to someone you
feel comfortable with. If you go to
someone and they dont ask you alot of
questions and just try to throw meds at
you, you might want to try someone else.
I only say this because I have had
personal experience with that sort of
thing.
I wish you the best of luck and I hope you
get the help that you need.
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katiedoobee
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 Sep 2006 Posts: 3 Location: New England
Oops Posted: 09-12-06 15:34pm
Sorry about the link
heres what it said
"is there somethign wrong?
I have like 2 sides to me. I'm very
aggresive and easily pissed of and I
really dont like people. But i'm also
really kind and caring and love to just
lay in a field or go and sit in the woods
and go to a pond or river. I have really
high self esteem but its also really low
at the same time. I can be really
depressed.
I really dont like talking to my parents
about stuff. And im only 13.
I also havent had the easiest life. I've
moved 5 times. Went to 3 different
schools, had to make friends and lose
them, been betrayed, fall for a guy (which
I still love for now a year and 3 months)
who doesnt feel the same way but he like
flirts with me and im by him everyday at
school, parents split, now have a really
strict stepdad who is a hypcrit, and im
made fun of cuz of my wieght (even though
im not even that big)
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stabs
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 13 Sep 2006 Posts: 2
Posted: 09-14-06 14:46pm
Hello, when I was 13 I had your same
problem. I pretty much had to stop
playing sport because I would always hurt
people. So I started ti suppress myself,
and my friends and family began abusing
me. That went on for about 2 years and I
became horribly depressed. Then I lost
all my friends, my big brother ran away
and my little brother died, then I
eventurally stopped having feelings for
others.
Im 20 now, and still tring to recover from
my past. I still don't miss people but
i've began to start to deeply love other
now which is good.
Anyways you may have bipolar, and since
your 13 your hormons may be in a big
influx causing a big gap between anger and
depression. Its really hard to solidly
say if you have something for sure because
of your age. The best thing you can do if
your not too sure, is just be aware of
your actions.
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katiedoobee
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 11 Sep 2006 Posts: 3 Location: New England
Posted: 09-14-06 15:03pm
Thanks. Thats really good advice. Im
very competitive and violent in gym. I
knock over some ppl during basketball...
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tiffany1018
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Sep 2006 Posts: 14 Location: , AZ USA
Posted: 09-21-06 19:55pm
Hi, I don't know what to tell you about if
you have depression or not, but sometimes
its better to know you're not the only one
who feels like that. You say you're 13
and you've moved a lot and your parents
got divorced and you don't like your
stepdad. What I can say is that i'm now
20 and my parents got divorced when I was
9, and after that it was like my moms
favorite thing to do was get move ( I
seriously thought that). I've moved more
than anyone I know. My mom also just got
married in august...For the 4th time. I
never thought twice about moving or my mom
getting married other than I was kind of
jealous of kids who lived in the same
house their whole lives with their same
mom and dad. It wasnt until I met my now
husband that I realized I kept everything
bottled up! I just wish I would have had
a counselor or someone to talk to while I
was growing up, I think that would have
helped a lot. But life isn't ever fair to
anyone. It's easy to look at someone who
seems happy and think that they have a
better life than you do, but sometimes
people understand that stuff happens and
they deal with it the best that they know
how, but you also don't see those people
when they are by themselves. So, just
know that I personally think with you
being so young that medication isn't
necessary. I think just telling your mom
or someone you feel comfortable telling
that you would like to see a counselor. I
think that is the first step, because
talking to someone who listens and can
help you is better than just being put on
medication. So, just remember that when
things suck right now, it does get better
and sometimes its easier to talk to
someone about it than trying to do it by
yourself.
Good luck!
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tiffany1018
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 18 Sep 2006 Posts: 14 Location: , AZ USA
Posted: 09-21-06 20:49pm
Hi, I don't know what to tell you about if
you have depression or not, but sometimes
its better to know you're not the only one
who feels like that. You say you're 13
and you've moved a lot and your parents
got divorced and you don't like your
stepdad. What I can say is that i'm now
20 and my parents got divorced when I was
9, and after that it was like my moms
favorite thing to do was get move ( I
seriously thought that). I've moved more
than anyone I know. My mom also just got
married in august...For the 4th time. I
never thought twice about moving or my mom
getting married other than I was kind of
jealous of kids who lived in the same
house their whole lives with their same
mom and dad. It wasnt until I met my now
husband that I realized I kept everything
bottled up! I just wish I would have had
a counselor or someone to talk to while I
was growing up, I think that would have
helped a lot. But life isn't ever fair to
anyone. It's easy to look at someone who
seems happy and think that they have a
better life than you do, but sometimes
people understand that stuff happens and
they deal with it the best that they know
how, but you also don't see those people
when they are by themselves. So, just
know that I personally think with you
being so young that medication isn't
necessary. I think just telling your mom
or someone you feel comfortable telling
that you would like to see a counselor. I
think that is the first step, because
talking to someone who listens and can
help you is better than just being put on
medication. So, just remember that when
things suck right now, it does get better
and sometimes its easier to talk to
someone about it than trying to do it by
yourself.
Good luck!