Category: depression

Depression: walking the fine line of existing and dying.

November 17 0 comments Article depression, Self-discovery

“Depression is a prison where you are both the suffering prisoner and the cruel jailer.” There is a very fine line between life and death, especially for the depressed. How many times has this thought enter your mind? You want the pain to end: you don’t want to live and you don’t want to die Read More

A late introduction, late at night

November 16 4 comments Article anxiety, depression, Self-discovery

I often get really excited and impulsive when coming up with a new idea or project. I will be honest, I have tried in the past to have a blog, determined that I would write at least once a week. It didn’t work out. I had no direction in the past and to be frank Read More

Faces of depression

November 16 2 comments Article anxiety, depression, Self-discovery

Depression has many faces and they are all different from one person to the next. Still, the emotions we experience are universal, to various degrees. A video about depression and a wonderful description that some might relate to by http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiCrniLQGYcVideo can’t be loaded: I had a black dog, his name was depression (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XiCrniLQGYc) If asked Read More

9 Easy to Spot Depression Signs + Depression Test

November 16 0 comments Article anxiety, depression

What depression is and isn’t. Feeling sad, unhappy, or getting “the blues” are not the same as depression. I want to be clear here, depression is not something to feel ashamed about, nor is it a sign of weakness. Depression is a clinical term that describes a very serious issue, an umbrella encompassing a wide Read More

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