A BritChic introduction
Posted: Wed Apr 07, 2010 12:55 pm
Hello everyone, I am a 47 year old woman and have been depressed for about 15 years. I am on Wellbutrin now after just changing from Effexor.
My father was bi-polar and he died at age 49 from his third heart attack. I have 2 sisters who are also depressed.
I am a stay at hom mom with 2 children who are now both in school. I am substituting in the school system and work about 3 days a week.
I would say that I have a mild case of depression. I am able to function and perform daily chores. But I think too much! I am constantly telling myself that I should be doing more, or should be doing something else. Now that I'm on the Wellbutrin I am sleeping less, I could sleep 20 hours a day! The Wellbutrin helps me get out of bed and feel good when I wake up instead of still tired.
I am British but have lived in Ohio for 35 years. I wish I could move back to England, but with my family here it would be difficult.
My husband always seems to push my buttons. Which could be my fault because I don't tell him not to.
I wish I had more friends that I could talk to, and I am hoping that you kind folks will be my friends.
My father was bi-polar and he died at age 49 from his third heart attack. I have 2 sisters who are also depressed.
I am a stay at hom mom with 2 children who are now both in school. I am substituting in the school system and work about 3 days a week.
I would say that I have a mild case of depression. I am able to function and perform daily chores. But I think too much! I am constantly telling myself that I should be doing more, or should be doing something else. Now that I'm on the Wellbutrin I am sleeping less, I could sleep 20 hours a day! The Wellbutrin helps me get out of bed and feel good when I wake up instead of still tired.
I am British but have lived in Ohio for 35 years. I wish I could move back to England, but with my family here it would be difficult.
My husband always seems to push my buttons. Which could be my fault because I don't tell him not to.
I wish I had more friends that I could talk to, and I am hoping that you kind folks will be my friends.