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December 3, 2016 at 3:08 pm #121830Maisy OlmoParticipant
Thank for replying Inky!
And as for my future, I have thought of
that. I am seen as really mature and I
know that I am. I know that this is
temporary and my mindset is that, right
now, this just isn’t working for me. I
really am SO excited for the future
because of the general freedom of choice
I will have and I know it’s hard, but I
cant wait until I can do things on my own
terms when I’m older.And since I love my family so much,
being in the comfort of my home is so much
better for me than school, so I don’t mind
staying home in that sense.And I’ll check out the book!
Thank you, molmo
December 3, 2016 at 3:02 pm #121828Maisy OlmoParticipantTo anita,
I do know that my depression has come from a lot of insecurity. Not sure how it all started but I’ve never been fully confident in myself.And yes my parents have always been great. They help me as much as possible but there’s only so much you can do for another person’s illness. Truly, my family has brought me happiness more than anything else. Just being in school and having to face it everday is really my problem.
Thank you, molmo
December 2, 2016 at 6:44 pm #121770Maisy OlmoParticipantHi! Thanks for replying!
1. My relationship with my parents was and is great! They have been my biggest helpers in this situation honestly
2. After fourth grade, I moved 500 miles away from my home town. I have thought this was a big motive for how I feel now for sure. Fifth grade was terrible right after we moved and middle school i thought was great, until about eighth grade.
3. And so far in therapy I’ve been learning how to think differently and how to watch what I say to myself because it’s not always positive. I’ve learned how to meditate when anxious. The only thing is that the meditation doesnt work for me when in the panicking moment in the mornings when I have the main problem.
Thanks (:
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