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Depression really setting in

Depression & Anxiety | Last Active: Jan 30, 2019 | Replies (43)

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@gingerw

@hgarm As the others have said, be careful, and be gentle on yourself. As you didn't say how long ago your surgery was, it may be an after effect of anesthesia. Talk to your primary doctor about that, or the surgeon. Sitting in a chair and doing seated movements may help. Do you have any comedy or light hearted videos/movies? Remember, taking a shower and putting on fresh clothes often lifts your mood. Fix a favorite meal, reach out to family or friends that will understand and support you, especially good if they are physically close. I hope you keep talking to us. Many of us have been in the depths of despair.
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I am 2 weeks post op and according to my surgeon these symptoms I have been having are not related to my surgery. I just keep getting told that they don't know what's wrong with me and it's just getting worse. I don't know how else to get better if no doctor's can help me and that has made me loose hope