Try This

I confess it makes me so,mewhat sad seeing all the posts about loneliness, isolation and depression. Considering what's going on everywhere it's no freakin' wonder. Small suggestion - try this. When you wake up in the morning go online if you have access to the internet twice a day. Maybe watch when you're having breakfast and again after dinner before bed. Watch the funniest crap that tickles your funny bone and makes you laugh out loud and hard. You don't have to spend all day with this (unless you want to) whatever maybe 20 min or half an hour. Although it might not fix things, it sure as hell makes you feel better. Get those serotonins cookin'! =)

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I do it too

Jul 10, 2020 at 7:13pm

Laughing is truly the best medicine.

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Anonymous

Jul 11, 2020 at 6:22am

Or just get off if the internet altogether and go do some physical exercise. That and companionship are the best medicines.

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@ Anonymous

Jul 11, 2020 at 12:40pm

Getting off the screen, into the fresh air, and mingling with people is a good idea if you can manage it. But when drowning in the swamps of depression, sometimes funny/mindless alone time on YouTube truly is the best medicine.

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What if...

Jul 12, 2020 at 2:35pm

Nothing makes me laugh?? I’m so depressed that even shit that’s supposed to be funny doesn’t give me any joy.

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@ What if

Jul 12, 2020 at 3:16pm

Try the most preposterous reality TV you can find. Sounds crazy, but the Kardashians have helped me out immensely during periods of catatonic depression.

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OP

Jul 13, 2020 at 8:38am

@What if...
Try some exercise, eat better if you can (not junk food) and certainly get your sleep. It all adds up to a better head space. Sorry to hear of your depression. Hope things get better for you.

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Yep

Jul 13, 2020 at 9:59am

And Kids in the Hall are on CBC Gem - also Schitt's Creek (if you haven't seen it).

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