Update
My depression is going away, or at least getting under control. I think living with the pain was a lot of my depression.
I don't want to bore all you guys with my stuff. Tell me about what has been going on with all of you? I sincerely hope that all of you are healthy, happy and peaceful. We have all been to hell and back, some of us more times than any one person deserves. But -- we are fighters and we are winners.
ONWARD AND UPWARD!
Jane
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Jane, I am happy to see that you have moved finally. It will be good for you and your family. If your family wants to do something for you, let them. Even if you feel you can do it, just let them do it, it will make them feel useful. Of course dont get lazy because you need to feel useful too.Personally I hate asking for help, I feel useless if I cant do it myself, but what the hell, sometimes you just got to sit back and say hey can someone make me a sandwhich? I know what it is like living with pain. When I was 24 I herniated a disk in my lower back and had surgery for it at 25. for about two years the pain was horrendous, I was always angry because I could not do anything and would get depressed. I actually contemplated suicide at one point because the pain was so bad, but all of a sudden, the pain eased, my depression eased and I was ME again. My back still bothers me occasionally, but when it does i tell my husband so he wont be upset or offended if I snap at him.
I am happy to hear you are on the road to good mental health, a healthy mind promotes a healthy body. Stay in touch and dont be afraid to let loose on here, we love you and are here for you always.
Take care and enjoy life!!!!!!
love and hugs from Tiger0 -
Welcome back Jane! We missed you but are glad your feeling better and on the road to recovery!I haven't lost a parent but I can't imagine going through the loss. Our love is here! Keep in touch! ((HUGS!!!)) Cathytiger said:Jane, I am happy to see that you have moved finally. It will be good for you and your family. If your family wants to do something for you, let them. Even if you feel you can do it, just let them do it, it will make them feel useful. Of course dont get lazy because you need to feel useful too.Personally I hate asking for help, I feel useless if I cant do it myself, but what the hell, sometimes you just got to sit back and say hey can someone make me a sandwhich? I know what it is like living with pain. When I was 24 I herniated a disk in my lower back and had surgery for it at 25. for about two years the pain was horrendous, I was always angry because I could not do anything and would get depressed. I actually contemplated suicide at one point because the pain was so bad, but all of a sudden, the pain eased, my depression eased and I was ME again. My back still bothers me occasionally, but when it does i tell my husband so he wont be upset or offended if I snap at him.
I am happy to hear you are on the road to good mental health, a healthy mind promotes a healthy body. Stay in touch and dont be afraid to let loose on here, we love you and are here for you always.
Take care and enjoy life!!!!!!
love and hugs from Tiger0 -
Good for you Jane. I am so sorry about your mother.
I heard a doctor say that it if the pain of so many cancer survivors was address we would see allot less depression. Unfortunately it took years for mine to be addressed, instead my doctor treated me with antidepressants, not effective since the pain was driving me crazy. I am so glad to hear that you have finally had yours addressed. Life will seem a whole lot different now.
Best wishes to you and your family,
2424Tara0
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