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Topic: Sociology > Depression
User: "Too Many Hours"
Date: 14 Dec 2003 07:32:54 PM
Object: An idle mind...
Greetings good people:
I have been depressed for oh so many years I feel like an old man; yet
I'm only thirty-one. I am on disability due to depression.
The good news? Well, I'm on a med mix that has given me energy -- energy
the likes of I haven't seen for some time. I'm even going to start
looking for work through the local state agency. I truly feel I am ready
to work.
The bad news? I don't know what to do with my energy! I'm still
depressed! What to do with all of this free time? It seems like a curse
to spend 14-15 hours a day *awake*. Until I find a job I'd much rather
be back to my old ways of sleeping the days away.
This must sound odd and contradictory, but I don't know what to do with
myself. Volunteering isn't enough; church isn't enough; what *will* be
enough? Anyone have a similar problem -- energy but depressed?
Yours,
TMH
--
*Bad Genes Happen To Good People*
.

User: "wombn"

Title: Re: An idle mind... 15 Dec 2003 02:22:51 AM
On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 01:32:54 GMT, Too Many Hours <none@none.com>
wrote:

Greetings good people:

I have been depressed for oh so many years I feel like an old man; yet
I'm only thirty-one. I am on disability due to depression.

The good news? Well, I'm on a med mix that has given me energy -- energy
the likes of I haven't seen for some time. I'm even going to start
looking for work through the local state agency. I truly feel I am ready
to work.

The bad news? I don't know what to do with my energy! I'm still
depressed! What to do with all of this free time? It seems like a curse
to spend 14-15 hours a day *awake*. Until I find a job I'd much rather
be back to my old ways of sleeping the days away.

This must sound odd and contradictory, but I don't know what to do with
myself. Volunteering isn't enough; church isn't enough; what *will* be
enough?

Studying? Advanced eduction of some sort?

Anyone have a similar problem -- energy but depressed?

I wish!
--
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If laughter is the best medicine,
then kittens should be covered by our health insurance. :-)
.
User: "Too Many Hours"

Title: Re: An idle mind... 15 Dec 2003 06:27:58 AM
wombn <wombnhearmeroar@comcast.net> wrote in
news:5qrqtv410fhv14drdkctrrb4uknsb7dtkv@4ax.com:

On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 01:32:54 GMT, Too Many Hours <none@none.com>
wrote:

Greetings good people:

I have been depressed for oh so many years I feel like an old man; yet
I'm only thirty-one. I am on disability due to depression.

The good news? Well, I'm on a med mix that has given me energy --
energy the likes of I haven't seen for some time. I'm even going to
start looking for work through the local state agency. I truly feel I
am ready to work.

The bad news? I don't know what to do with my energy! I'm still
depressed! What to do with all of this free time? It seems like a
curse to spend 14-15 hours a day *awake*. Until I find a job I'd much
rather be back to my old ways of sleeping the days away.

This must sound odd and contradictory, but I don't know what to do
with myself. Volunteering isn't enough; church isn't enough; what
*will* be enough?


Studying? Advanced eduction of some sort?

Anyone have a similar problem -- energy but depressed?

I wish!

No you don't. I won't say it's manic, but the energy is excessive. I
can't sleep very well.
As for studying, that's what I do. I read and learn on topics that
interest me, Formal study is out because of some anxiety issues I have.
Depression alone isn't enough, don't you know!
Here I am now, been up since 03:45.... will I go back to sleep? Will I
quit whining?! (No to the last one ;-))
Restless in ASD,
TMH
--
*Bad Genes Happen To Good People*
.
User: "wombn"

Title: Re: An idle mind... 15 Dec 2003 06:51:19 AM
On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 12:27:58 GMT, Too Many Hours <none@none.com>
wrote:

wombn <wombnhearmeroar@comcast.net> wrote in
news:5qrqtv410fhv14drdkctrrb4uknsb7dtkv@4ax.com:

On Mon, 15 Dec 2003 01:32:54 GMT, Too Many Hours <none@none.com>
wrote:

Greetings good people:

I have been depressed for oh so many years I feel like an old man; yet
I'm only thirty-one. I am on disability due to depression.

The good news? Well, I'm on a med mix that has given me energy --
energy the likes of I haven't seen for some time. I'm even going to
start looking for work through the local state agency. I truly feel I
am ready to work.

The bad news? I don't know what to do with my energy! I'm still
depressed! What to do with all of this free time? It seems like a
curse to spend 14-15 hours a day *awake*. Until I find a job I'd much
rather be back to my old ways of sleeping the days away.

This must sound odd and contradictory, but I don't know what to do
with myself. Volunteering isn't enough; church isn't enough; what
*will* be enough?


Studying? Advanced eduction of some sort?

Anyone have a similar problem -- energy but depressed?

I wish!


No you don't. I won't say it's manic, but the energy is excessive. I
can't sleep very well.

ah. That would drive me nuts. I go off the deepend very fast when
I'm not sleeping well.

As for studying, that's what I do. I read and learn on topics that
interest me, Formal study is out because of some anxiety issues I have.
Depression alone isn't enough, don't you know!

Of course not!

Here I am now, been up since 03:45.... will I go back to sleep? Will I
quit whining?! (No to the last one ;-))

whining is ok here.

Restless in ASD,

TMH

--
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
If laughter is the best medicine,
then kittens should be covered by our health insurance. :-)
.




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