Depression

[WinterHold]

Depression is nothing more than a feeling of utter loss, you see you lose interest in so many things, becoming incapable of routine, incapable of daily everyday tasks.

You just stand with utter apathy in front of everything. Even writing this topic.

Apathy..

[Belacqua]

Depression is nothing more than a feeling of utter loss, you see you lose interest in so many things, becoming incapable of routine, incapable of daily everyday tasks.

You just stand with utter apathy in front of everything. Even writing this topic.

Apathy..

It's a terrible thing to go through.

Please be good to yourself. Take your time and don't feel guilty if you need to crash for a while.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Depression is nothing more than a feeling of utter loss, you see you lose interest in so many things, becoming incapable of routine, incapable of daily everyday tasks.

You just stand with utter apathy in front of everything. Even writing this topic.

Apathy..

Please take it seriously. Be well.

Boru

[brewer]

Depression is nothing more than a feeling of utter loss, you see you lose interest in so many things, becoming incapable of routine, incapable of daily everyday tasks.

You just stand with utter apathy in front of everything. Even writing this topic.

Apathy..

Taking your MS into consideration, it may be time to check in with your MD if you haven't already.

[The Grand Nudger]

With every difficulty, there is relief.

[Sal]

As part and parcel of my mental illness I know too well the dredge lack of emotion within depression.

[Brian37]

Depression is nothing more than a feeling of utter loss, you see you lose interest in so many things, becoming incapable of routine, incapable of daily everyday tasks.

You just stand with utter apathy in front of everything. Even writing this topic.

Apathy..

No, it is a clinical definition. It can be summed up by effects of multiple factors affecting the brain. Not just loss of a loved one, but also PTSD in seeing trauma, physical and or emotional  abuse, or chemical dependency, but also can be genetic. 

https://www.webmd.com/depression/guide/c...depression

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Depression is nothing more than a feeling of utter loss, you see you lose interest in so many things, becoming incapable of routine, incapable of daily everyday tasks.

You just stand with utter apathy in front of everything. Even writing this topic.

Apathy..

No, it is a clinical definition. It can be summed up by effects of multiple factors affecting the brain. Not just loss of a loved one, but also PTSD in seeing trauma, physical and or emotional  abuse, or chemical dependency, but also can be genetic. 

https://www.webmd.com/depression/guide/c...depression

Not helpful, Brian.

Boru

[arewethereyet]

Depression is nothing more than a feeling of utter loss, you see you lose interest in so many things, becoming incapable of routine, incapable of daily everyday tasks.

You just stand with utter apathy in front of everything. Even writing this topic.

Apathy..

I don't know how things are as far as medical care where you are but there are medications that can greatly help with that.  I know there are as I have taken a couple different formulations over the years.  A couple things I have learned include that you have to give any of those medications time to build up in your system, and by time, it can be a few weeks.  The other thing is that it's often trial and error.  This past year it took three tries to find one that works well for me now.  One that had worked in the past just wasn't effective.  What I take now is a super low dosage but makes a huge difference.  Talk to your doc.