Kelly75
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I am 33 and have had chronic clinical depression diagnosed at 18 (although I think I suffered from it many years before that). It sounds like you have been to Hell and back and you are only 21. My infertility and nerve damage and chronic pain did not happen until I was 27. I can understand the sleeping pills. WIth my depression and dealing with life and facing infertility I went through a very similar thing. I have been through IUIs and IVF and am planning to do it again next month. I may have been through everything you are going through, but I think we have a lot in common. If you need anything -- support, a friend, or just someone to talk to -- I am here. It is always nice, at least in my world, to have someone to talk to who understands. Don't get me wrong -- friends are great, and can empathise to a point, therapists can help -- but only so much. I agree -- there is always hope and I believe life is a journey with a bright light at the end of the tunnel, it is just a matter of making it through all of the twists and turns, ups and downs, and through all of the treacherous and seemingly neverending challenges before you can get there. But, i believe the challenge is what makes us appreciate it that much more when we get there. I hope I can help. Kelly |
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