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health advisory Hospital Mental Health 2007-11-15 19:00:58

Meanwhile use you grown thoughts and ideas to make good friends that are close to you and that will be there when you need them. It is known that you can make only one best friend in life.

So you need to prove to everybody that you are no longer the child that they think that you are!

Good luck!

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Well, I am your age and I think it is great that you asked yahoo. But, what you need to do now is talk to a REAL person. Maybe a school therapist or a guidance councellor. I know it is really hard to tell someone you dont know about your feelings, it is really important to do. These people are paid to help people like you, and nobody needs to know about it.

By the way, your parents make me mad. Maybe try telling them about your problems? Im sure that even if they appear to not love you, they probably do.

Good Luck!

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coffee.

it makes you feel so exited and happy. it tastes bad at first but trust me youll feel better. i know it sounds crazy but it worked for me. give it a try.

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Please go and see your school counsellor seeing your parents are not listening to you about this.. Maybe the school counsellor too could make your parents see that this is a serious issue for you.

I also suggest you check out a site for some more emotional support with dealing with this too. I suggest www.careplace.com and then join the depression room. Its a fairly new site for those with chronic illnesses and the people there are very lovely and will be very supportive. You are clearly needing more emotional support. You can make some friends there too.

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First, see a doctor, who will diagnose whether you are suffering from clinical depression, which may require medication for a time. If not, get counselling, possibly through school; pick a good tome to tell your parents: they should know. Go to: www.depression.com/- and view the links, suggestions and techniques to be found in the blogs of Shan Eris at: www.myspace.com (http://www.myspace.com/7087317)...

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I been there. Only I didn't try to get help, and from experience, I'm going to ask you to try your very hardest to get some for yourself. I would suggest perhaps talking to your school nurse or guidance counselor. They may be able to help you talk to you parents about it, even if they can't do anything for you themselves. Take care.

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Wow, there are some good answers here. I would echo those that talk about speaking to a real counselor.