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Posted by love_child on Nov-23-2008 16:41:

quote:
Originally posted by activate
you do realize that pretty much anyone that kills them self is not in a clear state of mind as they're suffering from some sort of mental illness.



Contrary to what many people believe, depression is not an illness. It is simply a mood that stems from an unfulfilled longing for something we cannot have or do. It is a natural and healthy response to an inability to cope with circumstances is, although we usually have difficulty seeing it that way at the time, particularly if we are unaware of the underlying causes.

So long as the real causes remain concealed, the longing persists and the mood is likely to intensify and promise nothing other than endless despair. At that point it is likely to be described as 'depressive illness' or, in medical terminology, 'clinical depression'. This involves specific disorders, such as frequent, irritable behaviour; loss of appetite; significant changes in body weight; disturbed sleep patterns; trembling; loss of physical and/or mental energy; a diminished ability to think or concentrate; irrational and debilitating attacks of panic; constant anxiety; a sense of isolation verging on paranoia; unjustified feelings of worthlessness � perhaps culminating in thoughts of suicide. The actual extent to which these disturbances warrant the term illness is left to the personal judgement of the doctor.

There is then a risk that the primary cause will be attributed to a somatic change of some kind, despite there being no biological evidence for such a hypothesis. Hence, attempts to 'cure' it by methods unrelated to the real causes provide little more than short-term relief.

Read this somewhere


Posted by Skipper on Nov-23-2008 18:08:

quote:
Originally posted by love_child
Read this somewhere


lol. Nice source.

Depression is also caused by chemical imbalances in the brain. That's not something that can be wished away. In fact, chemical imbalances are the cause of many other types of illnesses. Depression is no different.


Posted by Abercrombie on Nov-23-2008 18:42:

quote:
Originally posted by love_child
Contrary to what many people believe, depression is not an illness. It is simply a mood that stems from an unfulfilled longing for something we cannot have or do. It is a natural and healthy response to an inability to cope with circumstances is, although we usually have difficulty seeing it that way at the time, particularly if we are unaware of the underlying causes.

So long as the real causes remain concealed, the longing persists and the mood is likely to intensify and promise nothing other than endless despair. At that point it is likely to be described as 'depressive illness' or, in medical terminology, 'clinical depression'. This involves specific disorders, such as frequent, irritable behaviour; loss of appetite; significant changes in body weight; disturbed sleep patterns; trembling; loss of physical and/or mental energy; a diminished ability to think or concentrate; irrational and debilitating attacks of panic; constant anxiety; a sense of isolation verging on paranoia; unjustified feelings of worthlessness � perhaps culminating in thoughts of suicide. The actual extent to which these disturbances warrant the term illness is left to the personal judgement of the doctor.

There is then a risk that the primary cause will be attributed to a somatic change of some kind, despite there being no biological evidence for such a hypothesis. Hence, attempts to 'cure' it by methods unrelated to the real causes provide little more than short-term relief.

Read this somewhere



This post reeks of scientology (not that there's anything wrong with that)


Posted by gummybear on Nov-23-2008 18:56:

There is a world of difference between clinical depression and general sadness..most people feel general sadness quite frequently thoughout their lives....heck, most women feel "depressed" when they're pms'ing..but that does not mean we are suffering from depression...

....suffering from clinical depression is much more different...and it is attributed to a chemical inbalance...in most cases clinical depression has to be treated with meds....

People shouldn't throw the word "depression" around if they are just generally sad....


Posted by love_child on Nov-23-2008 20:13:


Posted by VDub on Nov-23-2008 20:54:

quote:
Originally posted by activate
I'm firmly opposed to ignorant people. I think they're selfish, weak, and stupid.


you do realize that pretty much anyone that kills them self is not in a clear state of mind as they're suffering from some sort of mental illness.

you don't have to be a shrink to figure that out.


LOL



How many ppl do you know who have killed themselves...


Posted by ChemEnhanced on Nov-23-2008 20:59:

some good came of this.....he has made the human race stronger


Posted by zoogla on Nov-23-2008 21:16:

quote:
Originally posted by love_child

lmao at passive eugenics


Posted by doctor_ew on Nov-23-2008 21:41:

quote:
Originally posted by stevehayward
Damn, what the hell is that movie called that had a similar plot as this story. X something dot com, and thousands and thousands of people would watch someone being executed. F***ed


Untraceable

not really about suicide... but good movie! (Y)


Posted by Nicolas Oliver on Nov-24-2008 00:31:

quote:
Originally posted by gummybear
There is a world of difference between clinical depression and general sadness...


+1.


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