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    Quote Originally Posted by magicalman9357 View Post
    I am usually good at tests but failed this one miserably.
    Looks like we are all pretty fucked so
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    Quote Originally Posted by Doozer View Post
    Looks like we are all pretty fucked so
    Maybe we should start a depression group.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Doozer View Post
    After reading about the guilt of some punters I decided to post this.


    Formal Definition of Depression


    The following criteria are taken from the DSM-IV, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 4th edition, published by the American Psychiatric Association, 1994.

    For your convenience, a general listing of signs and symptoms of depression, the translated version, follows the formal diagnostic criteria, for ease in interpreting the symptoms.

    For a diagnosis of a major depression:

    1. At least 5 of the following symptoms.
    2. These symptoms must be present during the same 2 week period.
    3. These symptoms must represent a change from a previous level of functioning.

    o Depressed mood, nearly every day during most of the day.
    o Marked diminished interest or pleasure in almost all activities.
    o Significant weight loss (when not dieting), weight gain, or a change in appetite.
    o Insomnia or hypersomnia (excess sleep).
    o Psychomotor agitation or psychomotor retardation.
    o Fatigue or loss of energy.
    o Feelings of worthlessness or inappropriate guilt.
    o Impaired ability to concentrate or indecisiveness
    o Recurrent thoughts of death, recurrent suicidal

    Signs and Symptoms - General Terms

    * Loss of interest in formerly pleasurable activities
    * Dissatisfaction with life
    * Withdrawal from social activities
    * Loss of energy
    * Feeling useless or hopeless
    * Irritability
    * Great concern with health problems
    * Sadness or crying
    * Worry and/or self-criticism
    * Difficulty concentrating and/or making decisions
    * Loss of appetite and weight

    Psychological symptoms: Feelings, thoughts and behaviors

    * Feeling sad, blue, depressed, or hopeless most of the day.
    * Greatly reduced interest or pleasure in all or almost all activities; inability to think of anything that would be enjoyable to do (health permitting)
    * Feelings of excessive guilt, or a feeling that one is a worthless person.
    * Slowed or agitated movements (not in response to pain or discomfort)
    * Recurrent thoughts of dying or of ending one's own life, with or without a specific plan.

    Physical or "Somatic" Symptoms

    * Significant, unintentional weight loss and decrease in appetite; or, less commonly, weight gain and increased in appetite.
    * Insomnia or excessive sleeping
    * Fatigue and loss of energy
    * A diminished ability to think, concentrate, or make decisions
    * Physical symptoms of anxiety, including dry mouth, cramps, diarrhea, and sweating, ideation, or suicide attempt or plan.


    Deprssion test

    http://www.stillminds.com/depression-checklist.php

    I got a 68 .5 %

    Now wheres EXP I might join him on teh roff of the Clarion lol
    I got 24.4% so does that mean I'm still aloud use cut-throat blade when haven a hot towel shave PMSL
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    Quote Originally Posted by BIGTYM2010 View Post
    I got 24.4% so does that mean I'm still aloud use cut-throat blade when haven a hot towel shave PMSL
    Good thread doozer !
    As far as I know 24 is grand.
    You might have an old cry now and then but youll be fine lol

    Its anything above 60 that you have to watch out for
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    It would come as no surprise to me if a lot of us punters suffer from depression as many of us have an addictive habit that we use to fill a void in our lives.

    I'd be interested to hear if anyone has tried anti-depressants in the past and how they felt about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno69 View Post
    It would come as no surprise to me if a lot of us punters suffer from depression as many of us have an addictive habit that we use to fill a void in our lives.

    I'd be interested to hear if anyone has tried anti-depressants in the past and how they felt about it.
    i viewed a documentary where a phychiatrist stated that all
    anti-depressants work only as a placebo. there have been many links to suicide
    caused by the newer SSRI type anti-depressants. Prozac sells for about €1.50 a pill, much
    higher than any prior medication, so Ely Lilly (it's makers) are not depressed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by warmcome View Post
    i viewed a documentary where a phychiatrist stated that all
    anti-depressants work only as a placebo. there have been many links to suicide
    caused by the newer SSRI type anti-depressants. Prozac sells for about €1.50 a pill, much
    higher than any prior medication so Ely Lilly (it's makers) are not depressed.
    SSRI = seletive serotonine re-uptake inhibiters
    They change the chemicle actions in your brain and basicly dont make you depressed,

    Anyway the placebo effect happens with lots of drugs and operations
    But it doesnt make the drug any less sucessfull. I mean you could give some one with a head ache a pill labled asprin but really its just a placebo and chances are it will work (studies have confirmed this)

    Apaerntly the best way to combat depression is anti depressents combined with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
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    Quote Originally Posted by warmcome View Post
    i viewed a documentary where a phychiatrist stated that all
    anti-depressants work only as a placebo. there have been many links to suicide
    caused by the newer SSRI type anti-depressants. Prozac sells for about €1.50 a pill, much
    higher than any prior medication, so Ely Lilly (it's makers) are not depressed.
    I'd say he was talking through his hole though!
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    This post has really cheered me up, thanks....
    Come in she said "I'll give you shelter from the storm "

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    Manic depressive myself (diagnosed 1 yr ago). Been on stuff to try and remedy the condition, but I find lifestyle has a lot to with it. Eat well, drink less and exercise. Better than any pill.

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