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Mending
Or perhaps not.
I’m not sure how much I’m going to be posting for awhile.
I’m still having problems with my depression, and so don’t really have much to say other than things along the line of, “woe is me,” which may be amusing the first time, because it’s not like you hear the word “woe” very often, but is much less amusing on the umpteenth repetition.
So, you’ll see me when you see me. I’ve only been on the meds for two weeks, so perhaps just giving it a bit more time will help.
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May 18th, 2007 at 12:35 am
Time heals all wounds, Meesh. Take two big helping units. We’ll wait. Nooooo pressure.
May 21st, 2007 at 6:34 pm
I’ve been lurking here for a while. I come here because you’re the only person who’s blog I’ve ever found that talks about depression openly. I rarely talk about my depression on my blog(s) because I know that most people don’t “get it” and everyone just thinks I’m crazy, or annoying, or whatever.
So just so you know, I “get it”.
And I hope the meds kick in for you real soon.
May 21st, 2007 at 9:50 pm
Thanks for the thoughts. I really appreciate them. One of the worst things about depression is the feeling of aloneness. It’s nice to know people are listening.
I’m still dealing with things, even if I’m not necessarily dealing well with things. (grin)
And Tarable, it is REALLY hard to write about my depression. Not only is it something I find it hard to discuss in general (that’s may be the understatement of the year), it’s even harder knowing that what I write will be out there for any future employers to find.
But someone has to talk about it, if people are to understand what it’s like. And if I keep hiding it, I feel like I’m making things worse–not just for myself, but for other people who think that they also have to hide what they’re going through.
May 29th, 2007 at 4:55 pm
It’s a tough deal anyway you approach it. I hope the meds work for you. I sometimes worry I have the untreatable, William Styron type depression and can only hope it will be lifted off of me.
I’ve wrestled with it for a long time and I’m still here, still working and have a life. Seek sun and take your meds and I’m betting you get better soon. God bless you.