Callie is the last good thing you ever saw.

Go to therapy

I'm beginning to think...  — 1 year ago

that this may be a more urgent goal than I thought that it was… I was pretty happy for a couple months and now, all of a sudden, I’m down and sad… Nothing significant has happened and I can’t figure out why I should feel so sad all of a sudden… The real problem is that I don’t let anyone else see that I’m feeling down… I’ll just hide it and smile and pretend to be happy around others because that’s what I do… I don’t like the thought of others knowing that I’m not feeling well…

“You’ve been known to say that you’re a-ok when you’re feeling sick inside…”
-Alkaline Trio

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Callie, you may have the same situation I tried to deal with for thirty years. I was perpetually bummed out, unconfident, withdrawn, negative, and sometimes suicidal. Nothing helped until I more or less demanded Prozac from my doctor. It didn’t work, but its brother Zoloft did. Once we got the dosage right, the change was miraculous. I’m not only a happy camper, I’ve become very outgoing. If the cause of your troubles is a serotonin imbalance in your brain, that’s a physical problem. The drugs don’t make you high; they make you normal. Best of luck.


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