Thank you to all who replied, it is much appreciated.
I do feel a little bit better since I've finally spoken up. Also, I've been doing Second Life lately (I am a resident DJ in 2 clubs there), and someone who enjoys my company there kept on talking me out of doing some stupid things last night.
However, the mood swings are so chaotic that the deadly thoughts might occupy my mind any given moment.
I realize how lonely I am. I used to have many friends but I do not contact most of them anymore, and the ones who I still have around...I don't want them anymore, really. They do not bring any fulfillment into my life, and occasional meetings with them only upset me more. Lately, I've been avoiding them. They didn't really help me with their support when I had death in the family last July. It is something I can't easily forgive.I am very lost and confused.
I can't talk to anyone else close to me for obvious reasons. But I am willing to try it with a doctor. So, what's the verdict: a GP or a psychologist? A psychiatrist scares me. I don't want to end up in a looney bin, I am not THAT crazy. I know that my work has some kind of a counseling but I believe it is a grief counseling, and I am not grieving anymore.
Is anyone from NY or familiar with some doctors in Manhattan/Brooklyn area?
Thanks!
To: loveshy_drgilmartin
Hey brother. I won't try to say that I know your personal situation asall of us have different ways of dealing with things. What I do knowis that I too feel a similar type of depression day in and day outfrom this problem and I contemplate suicide every day(some days areworse then others). Although I agree with many on this forum, I thinkit comes mostly from a blend of Gynophobia(fear of woman), anxietyfrom past violence(both instigated and not), and a personalitydisorder brought upon from not fitting in to the overall culture. Istill continue to face hatred and ignorance at so many levelsespecially about my illness. Some believe that it is not an illnessbut I feel it has both genetic and environmental components. The pointis that it is NOT your fault that you have to deal with this pain. Imean I can personally tell you that it really feels isolating and thatno one will ever understand. But at least, for all of us on thisforum, please try to talk to someone. I have been going to a SocialWorker at a "not for profit" and doing a DBT group and although I amso anxious and it is so hard to do, I actually feel better because Iam at least around people with similar problems. Even if yourparents, friends, or co-workers don't understand, their are people whowill and at least that will make some of the loneliness go away. DONOT BE ASHAMED OF ANYTHING... Be proud that you can say that you havea problem... NO ONE IS PERFECT whether Biologically or Spiritually.
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