Ketocanuck

what the fuck do you know about Reddit posts?

Here to say thanks for the laughs

As someone who saw his grandfather deteriorate with MS for over 20 years before he passed, people only have so much sympathy to give. At a certain point you just break and stop caring.

At least that is my experience with long-term suffering.

It was a coping mechanism. Especially when he was in and out of the hospital every second week on the verge of death, yet every time he would recover and i would have to go through him dying in my mind over and over again. I just couldn't handle it anymore and stopped going.

Michael,

I am 30 years old and I feel like I've been "depressed" since I was about 15. I don't have any real way to describe it. I still get through my days with relative ease, but I don't seem to experience most of the happy moments that those around me do.

Every time I've reached out for psychological help to deal with it I've found therapists to be very unhelpful or condescending.

What step would you suggest next to get help?