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Fatima
1y

It's a normal thing when you are suffering from depression.... but you are not alone... there are a lot of people suffering from same situation don't lose your self belief.... It's okay if thing are not good right now... but the time will change don't lose hope.... I think you have to visit a psychologist or psychiatrist they will help you to recover and you will feel better with their guidance.... your health should be your 1st priority... Wishing you a good night....a new day with new hope is waiting for you

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tyler
1y

Hi! I will try to help you, your story really touched me. You wrote, "I think too much." I guess that's what it's all about. The stuttering is probably from anxiety, too. Overeating to relieve anxiety. Then I guess you have to work on your anxious thoughts. Write them all down on paper, unload them. It'll make you feel better. Then start to systematize the thoughts: can you argue with some of the thoughts? Are they not all too exaggerated? (these are questions for you to ask yourself)

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madyson
1y

Hi! I want you to feel my support! You put yourself first!!! I care about what you say and do! You think a lot about the future, it makes you anxious. Apparently you have a lot of anxiety, you have to eat to relieve it. So you need to work on working through your plans. What's your problem with your future plans?

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dnienow
1y

It's normal to be worried!!! I think all the time now too, because I'm focused on my problems. Start dealing with your problems and it will go away. 

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dillon
1y

Hello, friend in distress. I suffer from depression too!!! but I manage to manage myself. I lie down and talk to myself, dialog and argue with my negative thoughts. I realize that you have to "pull" yourself up...and you try to "pull" yourself up!!!!

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sengermar
1y

I, too, suffer from depression and so I felt it necessary to support you. Don't be frightened by the manifestations of depression. It needs to be treated. And work on your thoughts. I often "pull myself out".

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