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kristy6803

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Joined: 14 Jan 2005
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Location: TX

Spaced Out Posted: 01-14-05 18:04pm


Hi I am a 19 yr. Old female and was diagnosed with depression about 4 months ago. I am being treated for it but this is how I feel: every day I am always so confused and out there, about a million thoughts running in my head,my son and husband cannot be too loud or it kills me! And I have this problem with trying to fix and solve everything I have tried so hard not to be stressed but I can't seem to get over feeling of trembling and I am always tense, grinding my teeth, and feel like I am on some sort of speed but can't seem to get off the couch. And I am getting where I don't care about anything I just want every thing to move slowly and smoothly so I can get to the next day :( any advice is wanted. Thanks.

little_pineapple

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Joined: 31 Dec 2004
Posts: 245
Location: UK

Posted: 01-15-05 00:55am


Hi I pmed u :)

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