Binge Drinking Depression

Over two years ago, I had what they call "clinical depression". I was 19 and my parents separated. Shortly after, I suffered a personality crisis, drug and alcohol problems, eating disorder, and global identity crisis. Anyway, two years ago and I have set many of these problems.

A month or two, there are a lot of harmful things happened in my life. I noticed that my excessive consumption of alcohol increased to Thursday, Friday and Saturday, every weekend for a month and a half. I really thought nothing was wrong with me --- that there was not a depressive disorder, although it has never been accused of being depressed, but rather just an alcoholic.

I have a cold the weekend that forced me to stop drinking. Now I'm out drinking and sober for one week, I receive more and more depressed.

Am I lying to myself and I am in the midst of a depression?

You look depressed. Alcohol is a depressant that will only make matters worse. Jump to psychcentral.com and take their quiz depression. Then take the results to your doctor.

ur an alcoholic. get help immediately!

Alcohol is a depressant. It is a depressant. And Im sure this is not help at all until the depression. Although at the time that your alcohol consumption, it seems to help because it helps you relax and sleep.
but it's like camouflage. He hides his wounds by a false sense of well.
Depression is a state of mind where everything is you down. Nothing seems to help. Pills for depression they give me only mask the cause of depression.
I am facing the worst depression in a way. and I have not been prescribed something to help me deal with it. I am fighting the battle as best I can do. by my surroundings as comfortable as possible. trying to find ways to change my current situation. I try to do things that make me feel better. I have to fight for me out of feeling of uselessness.

many addicts and alcoholics are simply self - their pain medication psyche. anesthitizing mainly sadness, depression and pain, ... I urge you to get help!

Sorry to hear about it.
I am proud that you have stopped drinking.
I think you're in denial.
"Denial is not a river in Egypt."
It's an old saying for something some of us do not want to admit.

I know from experience that alcohol is a depressant.
And to come out, sometimes causes people to think they are "losing it."


If you really want the madness to stop, read on and find an AA group near your area. They can help you manage all incoming waste that you seem rampant.

May God bless you in your business.

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