Its tearing me apart!!!!!!!!?

Question

For a really long time I have had these following feelings
I get mad easily
mood swings
when I get mad I pull my hair and my stomach starts to hurt
I mostly feel like crying a lot
I feel really lonely
Im depressed of where I live
Everyone is ignoring me
My scalp starts to hurt
I hate my school
I hate my friends
I feel ugly
I feel fat
I feel worthless
I feel like people are going to die because of something I did or didnt do
Im afraid the cealing will collapse and cause us BIG money
I always feel irritated
I kill myself on guilt about the past and it might come back as a problem
Afraid of getting sued because I did something bad in middle school

Answer 1

Sounds like depression..Please listen to me and call your family doctor. If you feel more comfortable in private e-mail..you can e-mail me. Read this in the meantime OK..Promise..

The term "depression" can be confusing since it's often used to describe normal emotional reactions. At the same time, the illness may be hard to recognize because its symptoms may be so easily attributed to other causes. People tend to deny the existence of depression by saying things like, "She has a right to be depressed! Look at what she's gone through." This attitude fails to recognize that people can go through tremendous hardships and stress without developing depression, and that those who suffer from depression can and should seek treatment.

Nearly everyone suffering from depression has pervasive feelings of sadness. In addition, depressed people may feel helpless, hopeless, and irritable. You should seek professional help if you or someone you know has had four or more of the following symptoms continually or most of the time for more than two weeks:

* Noticeable change of appetite, with either significant weight loss not attributable to dieting or weight gain.
* Noticeable change in sleeping patterns, such as fitful sleep, inability to sleep, early morning awakening, or sleeping too much.
* Loss of interest and pleasure in activities formerly enjoyed.
* Loss of energy, fatigue.
* Feelings of worthlessness.
* Persistent feelings of hopelessness.
* Feelings of inappropriate guilt.
* Inability to concentrate or think, indecisiveness.
* Recurring thoughts of death or suicide, wishing to die, or attempting suicide. (Note: People suffering this symptom should receive treatment immediately!)
* Melancholia (defined as overwhelming feelings of sadness and grief), accompanied by waking at least two hours earlier than normal in the morning, feeling more depressed in the morning, and moving significantly more slowly.
* Disturbed thinking, a symptom developed by some severely depressed persons. For example, severely depressed people sometimes have beliefs not based in reality about physical disease, sinfulness, or poverty.
* Physical symptoms, such as headaches or stomachaches.

For many victims of depression, these mental and physical feelings seem to follow them night and day, appear to have no end, and are not alleviated by happy events or good news. Some people are so disabled by feelings of despair that they cannot even build up the energy to call a doctor. If someone else calls for them, they may refuse to go because they are so hopeless that they think there's no point to it.

Answer 2

Tell your doctor before it gets worse or you act on these feelings. You may just be having a breakdown, but it could be a worse problem that may need therapy or medication. Please see your doctor soon!

Answer 3

you may suffer from bipolar disorder and chronic anxiety. go get evaluated by a psychiatrist

Answer 4

go see a shrink

Answer 5

I GOTS THREE WORDS FOR YOU

GET HELP NOW

Answer 6

its call hormones (dunno if i spelled it right:P!)

i feel ur pain looooool:D


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