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health advisory Hospital Mental Health 2007-11-15 19:01:11

Talk to a psych or social worker and they can tell what your next steps should be.

Sounds like you need to be on meds.

Suicide and death are not normal thoughts.

I've been there. It's not a nice feeling.

Good luck.

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sorry this isn't really an answer, but was just thinkin about posting a similar question as i feel sort of the same way

am wondering if im depresed but don't know who to talk to, and my parents are both psychiatrists, so is also not a good thing to ask them, well i don't think so, but don't know what to do. don't really want to see anyone though, like officially, just need someone to tlk to.

would like to know what you end up doing

sorry

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It wouldn't be a bad thing to talk to someone. Everybody goes through some sort of problem that either breaks them or makes them stronger. This will make you stronger, but right now you need to seek some professional help to see why you are having these feelings. It will get better.

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you do sound depressed...you dont have to have a reason foor this it sometimes just happens...get your self off to the doctor and speak with him ...it wont hurt and will put you at ease one way or another

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you are up tight more than anything. think about what you are going thru. also make a list of the pros and cons of death. go to a funeral home and look at a corpse see the emptiness thats laying there. death isnt the answer. ife is beautiful. i wouldnt trade it for nothing in this world. and believe me if you knew me you would never believe why i think like i do. i have been thru alot in my years. lung cancer 3 failed marriages, no money no job no g/f no wife. but yet i find things that makes me smile things to make me laugh and things to make me love, and things opposite of what i just named. but yet i still want to live.

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stress is when you are over loaded, depression is when you cant see your way out, depending on your age(the teens are the worst) your brain goes through changes, accept these changes as normal and if you don't get hung up on them, they will pass. find something that you like, and get good at it.

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Depression stems from a chemical imbalance usually having to do w/a chemical in your body called serotonin. Depression doesn't literally mean you're down ALL the time. It can be EXACTLY as you've described. With-drawling from friends and family is a cruel side effect of it, because this is a time in your life you really need those who love you to support you. I would highly recommend you seek professional help. It doesn't necessarily have to be a phych doc, regular Md's can also prescribe antidepressants... But it isn't their specialty.