He needs professional help.
2007-10-06 13:53:30
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answered by Anonymous
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Specific emotions that weaken organs in the body: Anger weakens the liver. Grief weakens the lungs. Worry weakens the stomach. Stress weakens the heart and brain. Fear fails the kidney. So live well and try to stay happy. Look good, feel good and do good. Love is not destroyed by a single failure or won by a single care. It is a lifetime venture in which we are always discovering, learning and growing. If one dream should fall and break into a thousand pieces, never be afraid to pick one of those pieces up and begin again. That’s the beauty of being alive; we can always start all over again. If you give up when it’s winter, you’ll surely miss the promise of your spring, the beauty of your summer and the fulfillment of your fall. Don’t let the pain of one season destroy the joys of all the rest. Don’t judge life by a difficult season but instead persevere through the difficult patches, and better times are sure to come. God is always on time, never behind or never ahead. Happy is the person who learns to wait as he prays and never loses patience with God for God’s time is the best time. The heart that loves is always young; the heart that serves is always happy; and the heart that cares is always strong. Mornings are signs of hope. It lets us know that life doesn’t end after sunset. Every dawn is a new life. Some say that the mood you have in the morning either makes or breaks your day. You know why it’s hard to be happy? It’s because we refuse to let go of the things that make us sad. A woman has strengths that amaze men. She can handle trouble and carry heavy burdens. She holds happiness and love. She smiles when she feels like screaming. She sings when she feels like crying. Cries when she is happy and laugh when she is afraid. Her love is unconditional. Everyday be sure to SMILE, it makes you look better. A smile is an inexpensive way to improve your looks. Pray, it keeps you stronger. Share, it makes you richer. “Think of all the beauty still left around you and be happy.” – Anne Frank hope these quotes will help a bit.
2016-04-07 08:13:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Does he live alone? Maybe he could share expenses with another person. If he is in a house, he could rent a room. If in an apartment he could move in somewhere else. See a doctor for his depression. Get him active. Maybe get him to church. If he has never gone maybe he could try. Spend time with him and find out his interest. Let him know your worried and love him too. Ask if there is any thing he needs or would like help with. I was close with my dad. We did things all the time. He died when I was 36. I am now 49 and spend one weekend with my mom a month. She lives 2 hours away and even has a new man. I miss her each time I leave to go home till I go again We talk on the phone 2 to3 times a week.
2007-10-06 14:01:05
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answered by Anonymous
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Treat him well and be there for him if he wants to talk to you about issues that are bugging him.
Probably, he won't confide in you about bills, etc. I suggest that you don't try to solve all his problems, but that you look for opportunities to help him think about something else (pleasant) even for a short while.
If depression continues for a long time, he should see his physician or a psychiatrist. He may need more help than you can give him.
2007-10-06 14:24:28
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answered by nowyouknow 7
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First of all, his knowing that you care means a lot. I know: I've been there myself.
Your dad's answer may be in simplicity: a used car that he can maintain himself. A sweater in the winter to allow a lower setting on the thermostat. Bicycling to work to save gas and expenses.
Ultimately, he has to take good care of himself: plenty of exercise, fresh water, quality food, and plenty of self-love and self-esteem. Also, herbs such as Saint Johns Wort may help. The web is a good resource for this.
This has all worked for me. Whenever excessively blue, I'll bike ride, or lift weights or take a walk. Ultimately, I sold my home (such a big burden!), and moved aboard an inexpensive boat. A change in scenery did wonders for my perspective.
Good luck!
2007-10-06 14:00:10
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answered by Willie 1
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Wow. What a great son/daughter you are to be concerned about your Dad like that. If he is truly depressed, he should go to the doctor and follow the doctor's advice. If not, I think showing him your appreciation for what he does is a wonderful way. Most important, it is not your job to make your dad happy.
2007-10-06 13:54:01
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answered by susie2962 2
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hon i know you are close to your dad and hes depressed and all but it is not your responsibility to make him feel better.
you can suggest him seeing a doctor for some anti depressants so that he can have a private word to his doc.
if you wanna show your love for him, you can show by doing some vacumming or mopping or keeping things tidy.
at birthdays and christmas's a special card to show your appreciation.
i do that with my dad and he always gets teary. i did a collage of old baby photos water marked with a pic of me and my bro, and dad got all teary!!
dads are the best in the world aren't they!!
I LOVE MY DAD!
2007-10-06 13:59:22
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answered by dot 4
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money is important and lack of it is even worse,but death has top billing as does cancer.so thank God for the ability to be able to pay.and take one day at a time
2007-10-06 13:52:43
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answered by pattialfy 3
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Save up some money and go somewhere fun.
2007-10-06 13:50:37
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answered by Baby 4
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Get a job and help out!!!! Think about it,he raised you!!!!
2007-10-06 13:57:39
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answered by Lorenzo 2
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