Background: I'm not very good at asking for help. I ended up with severe depression and a lengthy hospital stay at the end of last year/beginning of this.
I've been finding general 'stuff' difficult. Day to day stuff is a struggle at the moment. Which is expected, with ups and downs and whatnots on the road to recovery. But recently I've been getting suicidal urges, out of no-where. I feel quite crap generally, but put that down to ups and downs and lack of exercise at the moment. Do other people know when they are actually getting worse? I think because it is just urges…rather than definite plans…that it's not worth bothering the mental health team and I don't want to be attention seeking/have people on my case more than normal anyway. It's more…you don't have the kids- you could do xyz now and that's it, now is your chance…it's hard to resist but I know I will. Is this a normal depression thing? I don't remember urges out of nowhere before but everything seems like a dark hazy blur pre crisis anyway. I remember feeling really awful last week, calling MH team but my usual worker wasn't there, I said I'd call back but I think was better at the beginning of this week but now I'm not so sure. Is this normal? Sorry it's a bit garbled…don't think I make sense...
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is this a precursor to falling in the pit of depression or is it actually just ok?
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dangermouseisace · 29/06/2016 20:46
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