8 Things People with Depression Cannot Do

This video will explain what a depressed person will not be able to do.

[ablue]

Always I say that the most tragic event in life is not death, instead the tragedy in life is what dies inside while we are alive.

[explodedrainbow]

The worst feeling when you finally wanna do stuff but still have no energy 😢

[mikesmith]

Depression, anxiety, diabetes, stress, dealing with narcissistic individuals make life difficult .

[Donna-cckt]

My heart goes out to those with depression. I am so sorry.

[OG-Gangstaa]

Finally one of most realistic and non cliche video on depression

[Jennifer-bwku]

Psychedelics are just an exceptional mental health breakthrough. It's quite fascinating how effective they are against depression and anxiety. Saved my life.

[irishgirl]

I used to love music and was always reading crafting cooking now it’s all gone

[lillianbarker]

I have had 3 major depressions in my life starting at age 19. I have also had many years of high functioning depression. I was recovering from the 3rd depression when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I’ve had a year of treatment and am fine now. I’ve learned that depression was harder for me than cancer. When you have a physical illness people sympathize. When you have a mental illness, you hide it and people don’t know how to help. Insurance in the US doesn’t provide good coverage.

[CristiandlfDeval]

I was severely traumatized years ago as a teenage, got diagnosed with bipolar. Spent my whole life fighting bipolar. I suffered severe depression and mental disorder. Not until my wife recommended me to psilocybin mushrooms treatment. Psilocybin treatment saved my life honestly. 8 years totally clean. Much respect to mother nature the great magic shrooms.

[patriciamckenna]

Every thing you said is ME!! I’m so tired of putting on the mask. 💔💔💔

[KitKat-]

I can relate to all of these. After my infant son died, and his father, and my daughter's father I completely fell apart. I always suffered from depression and anxiety, but after the death's it became out of control. People think I'm just lazy, but I know it's not being lazy. Most don't understand. I'm happy to see I'm not alone or crazy through the comment section here.

[Network]

I'm homeless and don't even have a kitchen to cook in, and have to run to the gym everytime to shower... Which just makes functioning with depression THAT much harder 😢

[spacebound]

Whoever reads this I understand and I wish you well 🙂

[Joshualuv]

Yep, it can be really hard, especially when your best friend is a ball of energy and a ray of sunshine.

[usmanahmed]

I am a 60 year old orthopedic surgeon and mine is a very demanding job.It all started when I was 17 along with OCD.Am glad that I made it this far but boy it is an every second battle.At times one feels totally drained .Continue fighting it out mates .Don't give up.Take care

[jeffstepp-oure]

My first 30 years were great, now I'm 55 and pretty much housebound due to depression and anxiety. I am actually trying to get disability right now because I cannot work. I have a lawyer helping me. I used to snow ski, skydive, play golf, and bowling. Now a big accomplishment for me is going to the store. By the time I'm done I'm usually so worn out I just go back to bed. My wife doesn't understand why. I've tried to explain to her that I have very little control over myself right now. And then the guilt kicks in.

[ajashley]

Thank you - I have all of these symptoms to some degree. Your pointing them out makes me feel a little less crazy

[SusanDion-iipc]

I have been battling major chronic depression, anxiety and borderline traits for my entire life. I am now numb, I have no positive emotions left. I have a lot of support from psychiatrist, social worker and my family doctor. I have completed cognitive behavioral therapy at least 6 times . I have been on almost every anti-depressant medications and combinations. Nothing works. I am so tired. I have made it to 61 years, pretty sure this is as far as I go.

[janetashbrook]

Would not wish it on my worst enemy. Love to all those who have posted on here and wishing you healing. Had it myself in the past and had many years free of it. Always vulnerable to it again but no major episodes thank God.

[prii_r]

I check off all these boxes. It feels a bit comforting finally putting a name to how I've been feeling. I was able to get up today, shower myself twice today, go to the gym, run errands, & clean. For those suffering with depression, that was such a huge accomplishment for me and all I can I do is thank God for the small wins. Currently battling w/ depression and anxiety after having to quit my toxic career. I dont regret my decison at all, in fact im much happier now but for some reason this depression has a grip on that I cant seem to shake off. Internally, I want to get up to do things & take care of myself but it like a "freeze". Going for long drives in my car & reading my bible everyday is how i've been coping.