The Pope said:shackattack said:an interesting book to read on the subject by dr. tim cantopher who is a consultant psychiatrist for the priory entitled " depressive illness"-
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.lanternsurgery.co.uk/website/H81672/files/Depressive_Illness_Curse_of_the_strong.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.lanternsurgery.co.uk/website ... strong.pdf</a>
A very enlightening read. Stating that its the strong, caring and determined rather than the weak are the ones most often affected is with out being modest very true in my case.
I've mentioned on here a few times im carer to my wife who is most of the time in agony and bed ridden with 2 young kids to look after. I was always prone to melancholy but 4 years of this life and im still doing everything for everyone with little me time and I can see im faltering badly now. I cant help my wife. God knows ive tried its all in the hands of doctors now who go home at night not hearing her crying in pain. Smiling to my kids with a coat hanger in my mouth, telling the mother in law sure ill fix your printer.
I just want to fuck off in the car, find a big mountain and sit at the top of it.
Ive seen the doctor, ive tried pills but they all seem to make me worse. Years ago I remember sitting in work feeling like I was about to burst into tears any second. Felt the same with a few others too. Nowadays I just take propanalol but thats just for when I get too anxious.
Might try the meditation if I get time.
Sorry to hear your situation mate, sounds stressful to say the least.