In 2006, when I went through terminal illness with my father it was the first time in my life going through severe depression. For me like others dealing with depression before while stating afterwards. It was the worse experience of my life there never was a truer word spoken. Depression is like falling in a never ending hole trying to get out of it and falling into it deeper.
Especially with everyone around you thinking your not right and really Not understanding what you’re going through. I was really fortunate in hindsight having a family physician that knew me well. Starting me off on the right anti-depressant for my body chemistry and personality. He told me when it comes to anti- depressants it helps to hit the mark the first time.
Another thing I learned through this experience is — when your having a tough go at it look around. At the same time another associate in my work place was going through a similar situation. The difference was his doctor prescribed a 3rd 0r 4th different type never really getting it right, therefore, this person ended – up dealing with his depression going to Dr. Terry Chappell in Bluffton, Ohio straightening his imbalance naturally.
So What Really Is Depression: one rarely knows unless you have experience dealing with it yourself making it tough to treat. Looking back today on my situation which to this point in my life with never having a problem being happy. Mine stemmed from a deeply ridden anxiety of not knowing how bad it would get before the cancer would take him. I always viewed my father active and when that was taken anxiety went awry in my life.
Depression isn’t really common with 1 in 6 of us in our lifetime that will experience this dis-ease in our life. When you experience mild depression — you may feel low, sadness or fed up, however, with severe depression, it’s a living hell leaving you unable to cope with daily activity such as going to lectures or talking to a friend with the feeling they would careless.
Depression can be triggered by a distressing relationship gone horrible, bereavement or trauma. It can result from prolong stress or physical illness affecting you emotionally. Other possibilities are early life experiences, genetic tendencies and close family history which some don’t understand in today’s America.
Medical research has shown that chemical changes take place in the brain when someone is depressed that needs adjustment. Within my experience: I had my normal sleep pattern disrupted with sleeping only 3 hours per night pondering what was next on the emotional roller coaster ride which is called cancer treatment. This had disturbed my melatonin, serotonin levels and when I came through this period in my life had a vision?
NOW believing with every dark cloud which happens in your life for reason has a silver lining. I ended up with a vision from above Solitarius being a centralized hub of cancer research. A happy place visitants can come visit and read 15 minute blog post showcasing the options available covering all angles/ finding an “Answer to Cancer” when handed a label. It’s tough luck you have 6 months to one year we have to let the cancer run it’s course.