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Hello zolaranium. Please dont feel like that. You arent worthless and worth living for yourself ad others. Sounds like they dont understand what you are going through. Plz dont harm urself in any way. If you feel like you are goin to please call lifeline and talk it throuh with them.I feel ur pain of bein on ur own. Its like ur family have just had enough and dont care anymore. I know i get that. Please feel free to vent on here if u need to. We are here to listen and give advice, not judge. Take care x
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Hi Chloeat84
Welcome and glad you vented. Feels better eh. In fact I come on here regularly to listen to others vent, then reply hoping it helps them.
I dont know what it would feel like not to have that spark in my life, adrenalin, excitement from various things that enthuse me. I have a motorcycle to give me that buzz. Some parachute, some merely enjoy their child for the same glow it gives them. Some where you havent generated that feeling in my view.
So my advice, would be to consider this. Perhaps try something out of this world- ballooning? horse riding, camping? etc. Create that spark. cyber hug
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Hi Zolaranium,
I've just noticed your post and wanted to check in with you. How does it feel to have let it all out?
I hope you find the forums a safe place to vent and I have no doubt that others will read and respond to your posts.
It sounds like you're in a really dark place right now, and have been struggling for some time. When did you receive your diagnosis of depression? Has anyone ever looked into other possibilities? I'm not here to diagnose you, however your symptoms sound a lot like Borderline Personality Disorder. I wondered whether you have ever been tested for this? (worthwhile googling)
I hear what you're saying in terms of your husband not wanting to be around you or help you. I wonder if this stems from fear? It can be difficult for our loved ones when they don't know what to do to help us, so often they resolve to do nothing because they feel this is safer. It sounds like you might struggle to explain how you feel, which is natural, but can lead to not getting what you need. Has your husband been to any of your therapy sessions with you? This could be worthwhile.
Regarding friends, I don't think we need to know why they like us, but I understand that you find it challenging to accept that yours do. It can often be the case when we can't see our own self worth. Sometimes having friends can be useful. They often want to help but don't know how, so they tend to be open to us delegating tasks that make them feel like they're contributing. When I recently got out of hospital I actually had friends come and do some cleaning and washing for me. They were only too happy to help. Is this something you could consider? It might take a bit of pressure off you.
I know you mentioned that you've been getting professional support, are you seeing a Psychiatrist? If you don't feel the medication is working there's probably not much point staying on it. There are 1000s of antidepressants and anti psychotics that you can try before giving up on these. Has your Dr ever referred you to a group outpatient program? It can be helpful to be around others who have shared experiences. Have you had a hospital admission before? Is this something you would consider? Sometimes 24hr support can be the best technique to help us overcome crisis periods.
I think I've probably surpassed the 20 questions, so I'll leave it for you to respond. We are always here, and in times of acute need please contact Beyondblue, Lifeline, or 000.
AGrace