When I'm depressed, it's often worst in the morning. My therapist mother tells me I'm not alone.
Last night was great -- my friend's awesome girlfriend took a bunch of us out to A Cote for his birthday, and it was a blast. This morning I just felt down and defeated.
"I wish I had more time to talk about this," Adam said, and I burst into tears.
The sun is coming out right now. I want to take that as a sign.
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- Allison Landa
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- I'm a Berkeleyite who wrote a book. It's called BEARDED LADY. I'd be stoked if you read it.
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2 comments:
Hey, Allison,
I don't find that time of day has an effect on my depression or agitation, but the season plays strongly into it. While winters tend to see me prone to being down, both fall and spring are frequently the most difficult for me. That's when the agitation/mania has a tendency to show up...
Looking forward to seeing you tonight.
It does help to know I'm not alone, that's for sure ... though I would rather no one had to deal with it.
See you tonight! I'll be by around 5:45.
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