Disneyland Sam Smith3 said:Lately, Iβve found myself drifting back into those old, heavy memories from my childhood and teenage years. It feels like all those negative things I thought I'd moved past are starting to resurface and manifest themselves all over again.
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Itβs only natural that those negative memories come flooding back, especially when you're going through a rough patch like this. I lived in the States for five and a half years, and honestly, I never really felt that wave of nostalgia hitting meβwell, maybe just a little bit during the holidays. But whenever depression would really take hold, all I wanted to do was cry for my family. There was even a period where I genuinely believed that homesickness was the root cause of my depression; I just felt this overwhelming urge to go back home.
You know, Iβve heard people say there are basically four main pillars that can drive someone into depression: money troubles, family issues, career stress, or health problems.
Youβre saying youβve been on these meds for two years now, and honestly, it sounds like something just isn't clicking. If things aren't moving in the right direction, maybe it's time to reach out to your psychiatrist again; perhaps a change in your prescription is needed. Are you seeing a therapist as well?
So what? Don't sweat it too much; at the end of the day, most of us here are more or less the same way.
Here's one for you. π Since you have such a lovely avatar.