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To be silently sobbing in bed so as not to wake DS

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queenbiy · 29/04/2018 22:41

I've just posted a thread RE postnatal depression and around 6 minutes later received no replies, totally normal as it's half ten on a Sunday but for some reason this has just set me right off and it's like a switch that can't be turned off. I'm sobbing. The tiniest thing sets me off and I feel weak. I'm trying not to wake DS but the thought of getting up in the morning and parenting is making the sob fest ten times worse. I honestly feel like I cannot even function, let alone take care of a whole other life. All over a bloody mumsnet thread. I know IABU but please, talk some sense into me...

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CottonSock · 11/05/2018 08:57

Sorry no read the whole thread.. I had pnd after both my kids. Sertraline turned my life around in a week. Please see a different gp. You won't get this time back and with help you can enjoy it..feel free to message me. Best wishes

CottonSock · 11/05/2018 09:01

One other idea. First time I went to gp I had completed a questionnaire for diagnosing depression. I think it has a name like Glasgow scale. I wanted her to take.me seriously. In any case she really did without it, she asked me to complete one too.

CottonSock · 11/05/2018 09:02

Edinburgh scale.. wrong city

CottonSock · 11/05/2018 09:04

Here is a link. It might get your family to take you seriously too.
psychology-tools.com/epds/

CocoaGin · 11/05/2018 09:31

Keep pushing for help. GPs are so pushed that they don't always hear you..... phone reception and say you need a double appointment so they do have some time to listen to you. And see if your DP will go along with you as an additional voice. It will get better Flowers.

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