Post-Depression question..

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Sup NT,
This whole summer I've suffered from mild depression, because of moving to a new part of the city, not knowing many people, smoking too much, not having a lot of money, etc...

But I came back to school early about 2 weeks ago to work as an orientation leader for incoming first year students. Ever since I moved back to school, my spirits have been high, I have been feeling on top of the world, and my depression seems to be gone. Is this just a temporary euphoria, or will my depression set in again if I don't seek professional help? If this does happen, I will refer to the counseling services on campus.

Thanks 
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Sup NT,
This whole summer I've suffered from mild depression, because of moving to a new part of the city, not knowing many people, smoking too much, not having a lot of money, etc...

But I came back to school early about 2 weeks ago to work as an orientation leader for incoming first year students. Ever since I moved back to school, my spirits have been high, I have been feeling on top of the world, and my depression seems to be gone. Is this just a temporary euphoria, or will my depression set in again if I don't seek professional help? If this does happen, I will refer to the counseling services on campus.

Thanks 
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FDRdid create a lot of anti-Depression era programs but it's necessary to look at more conservative policies that got us put of the depression as well. Post-depression was about the 50's

Serious note, if you haven;t given your stuff away your okay *reads pamphlet*

Even more seriously, get some counseling even if you feel good. It never hurts to talk it over w/ someone. Best of luck, I think it';s  normal to feel bad when you move away for a little bit.
 
FDRdid create a lot of anti-Depression era programs but it's necessary to look at more conservative policies that got us put of the depression as well. Post-depression was about the 50's

Serious note, if you haven;t given your stuff away your okay *reads pamphlet*

Even more seriously, get some counseling even if you feel good. It never hurts to talk it over w/ someone. Best of luck, I think it';s  normal to feel bad when you move away for a little bit.
 
Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49

FDRdid create a lot of anti-Depression era programs but it's necessary to look at more conservative policies that got us put of the depression as well. Post-depression was about the 50's

Serious note, if you haven;t given your stuff away your okay *reads pamphlet*

Even more seriously, get some counseling even if you feel good. It never hurts to talk it over w/ someone. Best of luck, I think it';s  normal to feel bad when you move away for a little bit.
I'm really not sure you could get much more sarcastic as you did at the beginning.
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OP definitely go seek some help....  My grandfather's death (5 years ago tomorrow
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) did a real number to me.. I started talking to the school psychiatrist (High School) and it somewhat relieved the pain and I learned so much about myself... Since graduating high school all those emotions have come back (similar and new reasons for the reemergence) and instead of letting it out to someone I held it all in.. Now basically I accept it as a part of me.. %%++%@ up I know... I basically am extremely cheerful with everyone and always joking and love to laugh but some days are just awful... Good luck
 
Originally Posted by ShaunHillFTW49

FDRdid create a lot of anti-Depression era programs but it's necessary to look at more conservative policies that got us put of the depression as well. Post-depression was about the 50's

Serious note, if you haven;t given your stuff away your okay *reads pamphlet*

Even more seriously, get some counseling even if you feel good. It never hurts to talk it over w/ someone. Best of luck, I think it';s  normal to feel bad when you move away for a little bit.
I'm really not sure you could get much more sarcastic as you did at the beginning.
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OP definitely go seek some help....  My grandfather's death (5 years ago tomorrow
frown.gif
) did a real number to me.. I started talking to the school psychiatrist (High School) and it somewhat relieved the pain and I learned so much about myself... Since graduating high school all those emotions have come back (similar and new reasons for the reemergence) and instead of letting it out to someone I held it all in.. Now basically I accept it as a part of me.. %%++%@ up I know... I basically am extremely cheerful with everyone and always joking and love to laugh but some days are just awful... Good luck
 
Never had anything that made me depressed but when something effed up happens I just tell myself "Could be worse" and keep it moving. Dust off your shoulders and don't let it drag you down.
 
Never had anything that made me depressed but when something effed up happens I just tell myself "Could be worse" and keep it moving. Dust off your shoulders and don't let it drag you down.
 
Originally Posted by derventa

Sup NT,
This whole summer I've suffered from mild depression, because of moving to a new part of the city, not knowing many people, smoking too much, not having a lot of money, etc...

But I came back to school early about 2 weeks ago to work as an orientation leader for incoming first year students. Ever since I moved back to school, my spirits have been high, I have been feeling on top of the world, and my depression seems to be gone. Is this just a temporary euphoria, or will my depression set in again if I don't seek professional help? If this does happen, I will refer to the counseling services on campus.

Thanks 
grin.gif

If you start feeling like that again (especially if you've hit that bottom before) get some help. From my experiences it only gets worse if you ignore it and hold it all in.
 
Originally Posted by derventa

Sup NT,
This whole summer I've suffered from mild depression, because of moving to a new part of the city, not knowing many people, smoking too much, not having a lot of money, etc...

But I came back to school early about 2 weeks ago to work as an orientation leader for incoming first year students. Ever since I moved back to school, my spirits have been high, I have been feeling on top of the world, and my depression seems to be gone. Is this just a temporary euphoria, or will my depression set in again if I don't seek professional help? If this does happen, I will refer to the counseling services on campus.

Thanks 
grin.gif

If you start feeling like that again (especially if you've hit that bottom before) get some help. From my experiences it only gets worse if you ignore it and hold it all in.
 
Originally Posted by hymen man

smh =/

nice avy
But OP its good to talk about what ever your going through with a friend. Its not healthy holding your emotions in. 

and remember......

"Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems, and when you're down, you never think you'll be up again, but life goes on."

always wanted to use this quote from blow
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Originally Posted by hymen man

smh =/

nice avy
But OP its good to talk about what ever your going through with a friend. Its not healthy holding your emotions in. 

and remember......

"Sometimes you're flush and sometimes you're bust, and when you're up, it's never as good as it seems, and when you're down, you never think you'll be up again, but life goes on."

always wanted to use this quote from blow
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i dont wish depression on anybody......................*#&$# is no joke.
 
i dont wish depression on anybody......................*#&$# is no joke.
 
I almost made a depression thread on NT earlier this week and I literally never get depressed. I've had some really deep lows, the way it manifests itself is insomnia. If it helps I get over depressed states by thinking about people who have it worse, it snaps me out of it.
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I almost made a depression thread on NT earlier this week and I literally never get depressed. I've had some really deep lows, the way it manifests itself is insomnia. If it helps I get over depressed states by thinking about people who have it worse, it snaps me out of it.
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do they have a program for post relationship "depression?"


seriously, alot of nters need it..
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including myself :/
 
do they have a program for post relationship "depression?"


seriously, alot of nters need it..
Spoiler [+]
including myself :/
 
Most of you guys should try to start working out. Physical activity can help relieve depression. I've been there. I still struggle with it sometimes.
 
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