I have been diagnosed(sp) with depression and i also have anxiety, mostly due to past wrongs done to me in?

childhood. I have let it go without getting help for several years and now i feel that even with the three years of treatment and drug theraphy i am getting out of hand with my anxiety again. I have not told anyone and i feel as though i could be just paranoid, but it is starting to affect my moods and my eating habits. I am in a situation where if i seek help i am afraid my children will be taken from me. My ex would love to use this against me. Am i just losing it or i don’t even know what.

i would talk to your doctor. if the anxiety started acting up with the drugs and therapy, then it could be the medication that is causing it.

for me it was and kind of is the opposite. for years i was taking abilify ( i was told by my psychiatrist yesterday that we can drop the med and see what happens). and for years i was diiagnosed as Bipolar. what my medication greatly helped me do, was numb my emotion. i couldn’t feel anything at all. i didn’t know when i was hungry, let alone when i was full. my heart would have to physically hurt to know that i was sad. i didn’t feel happiness or joy or anger or anything really. so i say to you with logic from my own personal experience, that it could be the medication that is making you feel those things. i would faint with shock if you were losing it. i smile at you and say that YOU ARE FINE, and that EVERYTHING WILL BE OKAY.

and about your ex, i may be sixteen but i’ve been through a lot. i’ve learned that when you give any reaction, even if he doesn’t know you are, you are not only empowering him to make your life miserable, but you are saying that he is ALLOWED to do so.

i know this also from personal experience. but instead of an ex it was my mother and that part of my family. you can’t let people do that to you because nobody deserves that. nobody.

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