I'm really downtrodden and poor. I am following my dreams, though. I'm registered to go to school this fall, and I'm getting into the medical field. I can't get myself out of bed to get a part time job, though, mainly because I can't fall asleep on time and because doctors won't give me sleeping pills.
So, I was thinking about going to an outpatient mental health program for my depression. There are so many things at my disposal in life (maybe not as much as someone with money, but complaining about that is a waste of time), if only I was not too depressed to utilize them!
Often, one of the my peers from the program will want to bang, and that's something. What do you guys think? I haven't gotten a job since I busted my knee a year ago, so what's the harm in losing a month or so? If I'm not less depressed by fall, I don't even know how I'll do in school.
By the way, I'm not one of those people who thinks that depression is a crutch. I just want to get over it and out of this demotivating situation. I live my life in total isolation, and that sucks.
>>18539301
If you think it will help. Then why not?
Also, one thing that has helped me A LOT is I started working out. Definitely helped me.
>>18539311
Yeah I'm waiting to have money for more extra food and a gym membership. Working out is excellent.
Just worried getting into a psych program might not be positive, but I'm not making any progress as is, except for registering for school, so.