Yay, depression

[asthran]

I finally found my planner again, so hopefully I'll get my life in order.

Saturday was a horrible, horrible, day for me, so in desperation I actually went out and bought St John's Wort. I'm hoping that will help matters too.

I didn't go to Convergence... I was feeling damn near paranoid about interacting with people (in person) - the one time I left the house this weekend I went "in disguise:" baggy layers, and a baseball cap with my hair all tucked inside it, so as to try and circumvent people from hitting on me, or even talking to me unnecessarily. My being crazy at the time probably helped.

*fingers crossed*

Comments

[unknownpoet78.livejournal.com]

*HUGS* to you

[ganuk.livejournal.com]

YOu are most loved (((HUGS))) I will bring cheer home

[meltedeyes.livejournal.com]

All my best to you! take care of yourself.

[socraticlaughtr.livejournal.com]

~whispers~
I hope you are feeling better,





And I'll try not to hit on you anymore.

[nihilrien.livejournal.com]

You weren't the only one with nasty free-floating depression that day; ended up getting so upset that I left Con Saturday night and spent the drive home screaming so hard that I nearly passed out from it. Still not totally sure what caused that mess...

And quite a few were commenting on how the atmosphere was just kinda dead, as if everyone was just going through the motions or something. In other words, you likely didn't miss much.

[dlblake.livejournal.com]

Neat. Evidence for non-localized psychotropic disturbance As it also affected individuals in Chicago-land. If it makes you feel any better you've been a real boon to empathic studies :)

Ok it probably doesn't but it's fascinating to me -- and does alleviate some of the remaining tendrils of the weekends malaise.


Oh yeah, I wanted to offer this. Maybe it'll cheer you up.
http://recfair.com/bristol/special/scaday.php
Or at least encourage you to plan your visit ;)