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@margareto

so, so hard for you. Please take or try to take one day at a time. Surround yourself with upbeat people and get involved with volunteer work. Once you find something you really love to do, e.g. gardening, etc., you will look forward to each day. God bless you.

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Dear Anonymous: Thank you for your response. Depression just won't let one realize one's blessings. One just sees "Doom, Defeat & Despair". I do have some perfectly dear, dear freinds and without them I would probably not be here. Spring will be a great mood lifter, at least mostly it does and I'm anxious to get some garden dirt under my fingernails; to be able to sit on the swing on my deck and watch the flowers grow and hear rhe birds. (Always - anytime but now and anyplace but here!) I have started a new anti-depressant, Cymbalta, which,if it helps, my psychiatrist recommends I stay on for the rest of my life. She says a life-long depression like mine cannot be "cured" but with the right medication and if I am at last worked through an early PTSD with therapists who specialize in this, I may finally get some lasting relief. LET US PRAY!!

Dear Xin: Yes, LET US PRAY. I certainly will remember you in my prayers. Believe me, answers come. So, try to stay well. God Bless.