Where do I begin? I've been depressed since I was 12, 17 now.
Been in treatment since I was 15.
I dropped out of high school because of my depression. I was a straight A student, too. I just can't function with school and depression. I've tried to go back for a year and a half, and have lasted 15 days at most. I should be a junior now, my goal was to go back and enjoy my last year and a half of high school.
I signed up for a night program to regain some credits, it started today, I didn't go. I don't know why, I'm not bullied, I'm not an outcast, I don't have a lot of friends but I have people who care about me there, but having to think about going makes me very anxious. Once I'm there, the anxiety is tolerable, for the most part.
Ok, I can't go to school, big deal, right? There are other options. I can't move on. I don't want to, I can pass a GED test with minimal effort, go to community college a year earlier than my class, and then transfer somewhere else. I just don't want to move on.
I've reached the point where I finally thought I was better many times, but it was always short lived.
I don't see myself getting better. I don't see this illness as treatable anymore, but as a part of me. I don't want to try anymore.
Oh yeah, its 330 am. I don't sleep normally, ever. I force myself to stay awake, and fight sleeping pills.
-Peter
Been in treatment since I was 15.
I dropped out of high school because of my depression. I was a straight A student, too. I just can't function with school and depression. I've tried to go back for a year and a half, and have lasted 15 days at most. I should be a junior now, my goal was to go back and enjoy my last year and a half of high school.
I signed up for a night program to regain some credits, it started today, I didn't go. I don't know why, I'm not bullied, I'm not an outcast, I don't have a lot of friends but I have people who care about me there, but having to think about going makes me very anxious. Once I'm there, the anxiety is tolerable, for the most part.
Ok, I can't go to school, big deal, right? There are other options. I can't move on. I don't want to, I can pass a GED test with minimal effort, go to community college a year earlier than my class, and then transfer somewhere else. I just don't want to move on.
I've reached the point where I finally thought I was better many times, but it was always short lived.
I don't see myself getting better. I don't see this illness as treatable anymore, but as a part of me. I don't want to try anymore.
Oh yeah, its 330 am. I don't sleep normally, ever. I force myself to stay awake, and fight sleeping pills.
-Peter
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