My Depression Screening Test…

by Kris Roxas on November 9, 2009

in Kris Roxas Personal

depression screening test

Hey, Kris here…

Lately, I’ve been feeling off. With school, and friends, and the stresses I get put through – it does in fact take a toll on me. I was told to take a depression screening test by a doctor, and I did turn out to be depressed. Sucks, huh? Lol, I just kept thinking it was stress that was keeping me down…

My girlfriend and I regularly get into fights, my friend isn’t talking to me because I went after him (he was making me angry, to say the least – read more about it here), and I have school still…

Lol… Lemme tell you a little secret (yes I am aware this is public – whatever). I did find a site that was actually really helpful!

Click here to visit the site I’m talking about.

Oh yeah – my secret – my secret is that I write in this blog because I need to express myself. This is where I go when all else fails – my relationships with others, money, school, friends. All that disappears… Hey – it’s better than cutting, or something stupid.

I found it hard to go to bed, and hard to wake up (perhaps I should just sleep better? Lol). My temper’s been flaring up again, and I’ve been irritable. Sometimes I’ve felt like I’d never be happy. I needed help, and I needed a treatment for depression. I found it many ways.

depression treatments

  1. Music – I’m not talking about listening to emo crap, and crying in a corner. I’m talking about listening to songs that put me in a good mood, and singing with them. I’m even recording a song! (I’ll be sure to put it up here for you).
  2. Going out more – I love going out. I used to go out every single day, without fail. Now I feel trapped… Last night, I was out and about again – it felt awesome! I’m definitely going out more.
  3. Reading – I read lots of things. Business books, magazines, etc. I’ve even found a neat little eBook that helped me to learn more about depression.

Click here to visit the official eBook site.

4. Hanging out with my girlfriend – as much as we fight – I Love her. No matter what we do, or say, it doesn’t stop me from loving her… She always makes me happy – unless we’re in a fight, there’s overwhelming happiness when I’m talking to her.

I can go on about things that make me happy =] I think I’m going to keep doing them more, and more often. I always want to feel awesome.

In short – depression sucks, happiness is awesome. My depression screening test will be wrong very, very soon.

-Kris

Click here to learn about how somebody with 8 years of depression managed to get cured.

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