HAPPY and depressed. Question/rant.?

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It's finally warming up! I can go outside and enjoy myself again! this is usually the time of year I like the most. but guess what. My grandparents Are in the hospital, my Nany had a stroke, and to top it all off, I've got a D in math!!!! I guess this is more of a rant than a question but mabe It's just cause I don't know very many people at my new school, I will NOT talk to the rents, and I'm sick of talking to my dog. of coarse it my just be 'cause I wanted to complain. I don't know.
 
Good luck, just go out some where, maybe you'll meet some one new.
 
been there. done that. still there. but its not as worse as urs. i read the twilight saga and i feel changed. i tried to change and sometimes be myself. watever suits u. i spent most of my time locked up in my room on a computer trying to get my mind off things. try that. and study study study. pray and hope for the best!! good luck!!
 
Yeah depression will do that to you.
A change in schools can cause feeling less than accepted, fear for your Nany's health, are understandable triggers for depression. Along with depression can come poor performance in your job, or in school, which further exacerbates the depression, and there you go into a downward spiral.

I suggest you share your feelings with someone more responsible than your dog. A dog can be a really good listener, but they seldom give you any positive verbal feedback like you might get from a councilor, or caring adult.
 
Yeah depression will do that to you.
A change in schools can cause feeling less than accepted, fear for your Nany's health, are understandable triggers for depression. Along with depression can come poor performance in your job, or in school, which further exacerbates the depression, and there you go into a downward spiral.

I suggest you share your feelings with someone more responsible than your dog. A dog can be a really good listener, but they seldom give you any positive verbal feedback like you might get from a councilor, or caring adult.
 
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