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whether medications or possibly just therapy of some sort. My college has a health facility that I have gone to before to talk to a psychologist, but it seems I merely tell him the same things again and again. I'm tired of feeling this way, especially when I am not sure what it is I am feeling exactly, except I know I don't like feeling this way. Do I see a psychiatrist? Do I see a medical doctor? What do I say to them? Do I tell them I feel depressed? Do I tell them I want to know if I have a chemical imbalance?
Answer:
I think it might be to your benefit to see a psychiatrist. I think I have had similar feelings. I am a student also in Texas. I wasn't sure where to go. I was on the antidepressant prozac and I had some bad side effects. I quick taking the medicine and said fuck it... then I really sunk low. I started taking this stuff called St. John's Wort... you can buy it at grocery stores, and Wal-Marts.. it made a little difference. Anyway, I have been feeling a little better by taking antidepressants.. I am seeing a psychiatrist right now...I went to a psychologist at the university and it seemed like I was going nowhere too. I am still on my mother's insurance plan because I am a full time student and this is how I can afford to see a psychiatrist. IF you do not have insurance maybe you could check with the student health center on your campus and ask them about seeing a doctor their. You can call them on the phone and this way you don't have to talk to anyone in person. Ask them if there is anyone there who can treat you for depression. You made the first step by coming here and admitting their is a problem. Don't be afraid to get help. What is happening to you is not your fault, it is an illness, and it can be brought under control. Go see a good Psychiatrist, they will be able to help. It can not be fixed over night and things will most likely get worst before they get better. BUT IT WILL HELP TO KNOW THERE IS A LIGHT AT THE END OF YOUR TUNNEL. Thats what will carry you though till the medication and counciling can start to work. Let us know how you are doing, and we are all here for you. See a psychiatrist, and if possible, get a recommendation for someone who knows psychopharmacology well... there's a great variance between doctors in terms of knowledge of medicines. Another possibility is to see your regular doctor (or student health) and say point-blank that you are depressed and seeking treatment-- don't make him/her guess what the problem is. That way you may be able to start on medication and get a good referral. We are doomed to pain and suffering. I have not found anything that gives me even a glimmer of hope. Everyone I talk too is the same. We all are grasping at what can not be atained. A life for us is but a dream, a ruse to try and keep us going. The pdocs know there is no help for us, but they keep leading us on. Knowing that they can do nothing. Sure they tell us of some who are better. But they know that the ones they are talking about are ones who are borderline. Not us hard cores. Right now both Lee and my pdoc just want to keep me down. Quiet so that I do not cause too much trouble. The pdoc knows even if I do not kill my self I only have about 15 or 20 yr left. And he is not expected to be able to do any thing after a certain age. Yes it will be better he says as I get older, I will no longer get highs. I will be doomed to ever lasting depresion. This is my life to lay here and wait for death.
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