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    Depression and lonliness

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    I have struggled with depression for many years. leaving a trail of bad decisions and consequences behind me. I have moved to a new area with my wonderful husband, son and daughter. beautiful home but so lonely and depressed. Every day comes and goes like the last. I cry in private when i am alone, which is all day every day. I just want someone to be my friend.
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  • Neil Heath

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    HI TO ALL, IM SUFFERING FROM SERVERE DEPRESSION AND ALL THAT GOES WITH ,I JUST CANT SEEM TO GET OUT OF THIS HOLE IM IN ,IKNOW I NEED HELP ,I CANT HOLD ON DO ANYONE KNOW WHERE TO START /I ALREADY SEE AN PSYCHIATRISTS

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  • Enally

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    Hi my name is Ally and I'm hearing you as I'm exactly the same way. Every day I wake up and have the shakes, can't breathe properly and wake up shitty before I even get out of bed. I sleep for at least 10 to 12hours a day, I hate myself  now can't find  much that makes me laugh except Mrs Browns Boys can't wait for season 3. When I do laugh,it's very short lived then back to being sad.May I say that you have already made the first hurdle, Don't give up on life you now have a friend . hope to hear from you when you get a chance. I will think of you every morning so please know that you are not alone,.from your new friend.xxx

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  • Dr Simon Easterbrook-Smith

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    My research interests include immunology and the mechanisms of amyloid formation. The latter has implications for people who are dealing with Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's Disease … View Profile

    It might help if you reflected on activities which you have enjoyed: reading, cooking, playing bridge, gardening, whatever…

    Then check out where you live for groups who share those interests.

    A commonality of interests can often lead to the development of friendship.

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