Can You Give Me Some Depression Quotes?

Answer 1

No problem. In fact, depression quotes are really good. They help people understand what it's like living with depression. The quotes also help patients combat the condition. Here are some quotes：

1. And something inside me just...broke...That's the only way I could describe it.
2. Having anxiety and depression is like being scared and tired at the same time. It's the fear of failure, but no urge to be productive. It's wanting friends, but hate socializing. It's wanting to be alone, but not wanting to be lonely. It's feeling everything at once then feeling paralyzingly numb.
3. I have depression. But I prefer to say “I battle” depression instead of “I suffer” with it. Because depression hits, but I hit back. Battle on.
4. No one realizes how strong someone with depression has to be just to do daily stuff like shower, brush hair or get out of bed.
5. Sleep just isn’t sleep anymore, it’s an escape.
6. I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it’s like to feel absolutely worthless and they don’t want anyone else to feel like that.

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Comments

Never feel like Ouse to.  I feel like a robot going through the motions of each day,but never really enjoying much.   I don’t have much money and feel like I never look good enough.  I always look forward to sleep.

Answer 2

Is there doctos for this like for teens ?

Comments

Yes. When there are signs of depression in your child, first talk with a healthcare provider such as your child’s primary care provider, or a mental health specialist, about getting an evaluation.

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Yes to the lady asking about her teenager. Actually it is the most crucial time to get help for them. As a teenager anything that has happened that you and I think are just normal things that you have to deal with being that age, however today and all the social networks and internet it can grow out of control. Teenagers as we know take things from one extreme to another. The sad part is that they don’t have think as most adults do and consider the repercussions of harming them selves or someone else. That’s why it’s crucial to not ignore them and hope that it will pass because your child thinks about right now and right now seems very bleak and no longer fixable. So we as parents can’t be afraid of people knowing what is going on with your child, if you can save your child’s life by opening your mind to this possibility then you are on your way to being the very best friend and parent for your child. I hate that  so many people have attached this stigma to mental health like it only effects poor people, drug addicts and that is hardly ever the case. It is not something that you did wrong or the child did wrong. Mental illness such as depression is a disease and its a horrible very terrible feeling that is so strange that it’s almost indescribable. I was diagnosed with anxiety and depression when I was 15 years old. I was being a popular teenager with a ton of friends and over night I became with drawn from everyone. I am very close with my mom and I told her that I would rather die than continue to feel like this and that when she said she knew that this was serious. I don’t know if I would be here today if it wasn’t for my mom and her believing me and finding me the help I needed. I am now 38 I have 3 kids and work in Property Management. I do still struggle with anxiety and depression but as long as I am doing my treatment correctly it is very manageable. Btw it took almost 4 years for my diagnosis and medicine to do what it was supposed to. That was several years ago when it was hard to find a doctor that was familiar with the disease. Good luck to you and I will have you in my thoughts.