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	<title>Comments on: The Feel-Good-Enough Drugs</title>
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		<title>By: mchildress</title>
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		<description>Until two years ago,I woke up every day disappointed  that I was alive to wake up. I did not think I was depressed. Angry,lethargic,short tempered,disorganized, I knew I was, but that was just my personality I thought.
An unexpected pregnancy caused me to examine the world I had created for myself and I discovered that  had A LOT of baggage I would have to confront to be the parent I wanted to be. Well, I miscarried at the end of my first trimester and I was left my baggage and a suicidal ideation on over drive. I checked myself in to a hospital, fully expecting that I would be sent home as sane, and then I would kill myself. But I was given SRI antidepressants. They saved my life. Because of them I was able to learn how to manage and navigate through the ambiguities of life that I missed .
I will always take the pills. But the pills are part of the support I need to apply the cognitive therapy techniques,  that are what allow me to experience happiness and calm even though I am person with depression.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Until two years ago,I woke up every day disappointed  that I was alive to wake up. I did not think I was depressed. Angry,lethargic,short tempered,disorganized, I knew I was, but that was just my personality I thought.<br />
An unexpected pregnancy caused me to examine the world I had created for myself and I discovered that  had A LOT of baggage I would have to confront to be the parent I wanted to be. Well, I miscarried at the end of my first trimester and I was left my baggage and a suicidal ideation on over drive. I checked myself in to a hospital, fully expecting that I would be sent home as sane, and then I would kill myself. But I was given SRI antidepressants. They saved my life. Because of them I was able to learn how to manage and navigate through the ambiguities of life that I missed .<br />
I will always take the pills. But the pills are part of the support I need to apply the cognitive therapy techniques,  that are what allow me to experience happiness and calm even though I am person with depression.</p>
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