Midnight Discussions
@AnnaAutopsy (705)
United States
May 25, 2016 5:16am CST
Depression is like drowning while watching everyone else breathe...
I never knew how true that quote was until tonight at 5:45am (right now, as I am typing)
I wanted to apologize and explain something...
I'm sorry for a majority of my work being depressing, I know it's not the most fun thing to read, but it's real. I haven't been in a good mental state in a while, writing has always been my coping method so it effects it variously. I speak from a general point, but enough to release personal angst. I don't want apologies, or pity, just please hang in there with me while I get my cards in order. Things are bit confusing right now, and I'm still trying to unclutter my mind, writing and getting to talk to you guys has helped tremendously, but there's still an emptiness inside that I'm trying to figure out.
I will try to write more intriguing things for everyone, but bare with me if it's the usual... Things will get better and I'll be brighter, but it is a journey to find that brighter place and if you're willing to walk along side of me, I would highly appreciate it.
I am very glad that you all have enjoyed what I have written, but I just wanted to apologize about it being constant, and assure you things will change...I just need to find myself again...
I love you guys, and I hope you have a great day.
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@bunnybon7 (50973)
• Holiday, Florida
25 May 16
wow. that is deep and I could not have said it better. I am another one that mostly has sad , bad posts. I really am drowning, literally as I have COPD and am on oxygen which is drowning me with depression also. its depressing when you are sick nearly all the time.
@AnnaAutopsy (705)
• United States
25 May 16
My grandmother has a lung disease as well, she's a smoker but a few months ago she got her lungs examined and they are medically 124 years old.. It's miraculous but very frightening.
When you're suffering from something so personal like this, it's hard for people to really relate, or even understand. But, you are not the only one in pain, there are others afraid of losing you as well. Those sneaky diseases are like snakes, and even though you are the one diagnosed, it effects everyone in such a personal way.
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