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songmon

the wintery blahs on a summery day

Mar 07, 2004 15:18

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songmon March 8 2004, 09:22:34 UTC

tu y yo, bro! thanks. :)

caji31 March 7 2004, 17:06:39 UTC

Because nature thinks she knows what is best at times. Sometimes she's right, sometimes she's not.

*hugs*

songmon March 8 2004, 09:50:52 UTC

really appreciate your kind words. nature is always right! :)

caji31 March 10 2004, 08:45:48 UTC

Always? Hmmmmm... that is a scary right, but I suppose after some thought, you are right.

outsiders unite! wiltinwickwitch March 8 2004, 00:46:24 UTC

reducing expectations was indeed the 'way to happiness' proposed by a famous Greek philosopher! realistic expectations is better, I think; but that may not be too far from what the old guy was saying.
the world gives us a real beating, sometimes; but then something else turns up.
love and blessed be
xxx

Re: outsiders unite! songmon March 8 2004, 09:52:56 UTC

thanks, zena! go dancing bears! do the greek philosopher dance - uh huh!

~ It's a Wicked World that We Live In!~ sweetcharity March 8 2004, 06:09:41 UTC

"..by burying them with some of what I like to call FDA (food and drug administration - get it?)..."

yup,yup, I'm quite familiar with that myself ;)

Unfortunately it only gives short term relief.
If you read my journal at all the you are probably aware of the fact that I suffer from anxiety/depression. My theory is that I ruined my own natural chemistry when I was younger by doing *bad drugs*.
I'm currently taking ativan and xanax. I hate that I have to, but it works.
I obviously have no advice on how to overcome depression since I myself still suffer unexplained bouts of it. I just hang in there and
look for ways to get thru each episode. I guess you could say I Self medicate. Fortunately the episodes are not lasting as long as they used to.
Good luck my friend!

Re: ~ It's a Wicked World that We Live In!~ songmon March 8 2004, 09:57:29 UTC

well, that's kinda how I view my use of the "international herb" as my friends in Culture call it. the "intentional herb" - medicine i choose that come straight from de mother, not reduced in a white lab, yeah? Longterm socialization may demand that I go on antidepressantsm, but I am not very impressed by them either - with complex, highly sensitive too-smart-for-their-own-good types (like my beloved Wacqui) they have limited effect. may we be guided to the true medicine and true healing! thanks for coming by honey. i feel taken care of and noticed - was in short supply of that yesterday!