what's the extent of your disability? I have a friend who is disabled but can get around, he and I, attend Toastmasters on a weekly basis. Join a club, create a book club that could meet at your house. Start a home business to supplement your income.
2006-07-23 09:50:26
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answered by Anonymous
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Anyone would get depressed after being sequestered in the house for a certain amount of time. I don't know the extent of your disability, but there must be something you can do to feel useful and a part of the larger community. Take classes? Volunteer? Join a support group? You have to find a way to connect outside of the home, or things will remain the same - lonely. Chin up and best of luck to you.
2006-07-23 20:14:10
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answered by 13th Floor 6
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Talk to your doc about a referal to a counselor. It sounds like you are in a viscious circle -- lonely, sad, not up to making friends, therefore lonely and feeling trapped. That's a tough one to get out of on your own. A therapist is a good place to start. With a good one, you can vent the stuff you need to vent and s/he will help you use what's inside to regain your confidences and sense of healthy being. As that happens, it'll be easier to find some group activities and being around more ppl while you're feeling better will lead to friends and relationships. It all starts with you. Good luck.
2006-07-23 17:03:25
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answered by Anonymous
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I agree with the volunteer thing, or joining an organization. Life has dealt you a tough hand, but no one likes a self-pitying grouch (those are the exact words my mom told me). Not that you are a grouch or self-pitying, but do you get what I mean? You have to demonstrate to others that yes, you are differently abled, but you aren't going to let it get you down. Find your best qualities and emphasize those. Do you have a big smile? A great laugh? Are you funny, kind, a good listener? Everyone is good at something, or several somethings.
And don't be hard on yourself.
2006-07-23 17:18:46
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answered by ? 6
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been there but now going to school. hey join a church. why don't you try going back to school? if you wanna talk let's talk. i'm on disability and i'm still struggling to make close friends. oh try nolongerlonely.com. it's a website dedicated to the lonely mentally ill.
2006-07-23 18:58:45
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answered by Anonymous
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You may want to search Yahoo!Answers for this topic unhappiness, as it is asked regularly, and has gotten some decent answers.
It could be that your unhappiness has its roots in low blood sugar - something that happens to everybody every day, but for some it can hang around. For basic information on hypoglycemia, check out www.hufa.org. For information on its precursor condition – hyperinsulinemia – check out www.mayoclinic.com/health/hyperinsulinemia/.
2006-07-23 16:50:39
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answered by Pegasus90 6
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Figure out why you are unhappy... So you can take care of it...If its because of what you stated you know, you can find many friends online as well as off. Be creative. Do things that make you happy.
2006-07-23 16:49:28
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answered by Wishes of an Angel 1
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try to think of the positive things in your life. spend time with your family. be a friend to someone else. what do you like to do? find out and do it. tell your doctor, maybe you need an antidepressant. your choices are endless. pick one to start with and go from there. life is what you make it.
2006-07-23 16:54:35
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answered by momof7 1
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See a doctor for possible medication. Talk to a friend or therapist.
2006-07-23 17:33:43
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answered by bloodnkisses 2
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get over it and go to a bar n pick up some girls, have fun with life wooooooooooooo depression is easy to get rid of go somewhere u cant be unhhappy at, disneyland
2006-07-23 16:48:40
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answered by Anonymous
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