Depression and anxiety are a cruel selfish pair.
Friends that can’t seem to live without each other.
A random duo ganging up on me when I least expect it.
Thwart my desire to live my life and be social.
Want me all to themselves.
Keep me home, when I should be out with the rest of the world.
Keep me home, when I should be loving the life I should be living.
Instill irrational fears in me so I will stay home and be with them.
Alone in our misery. The three of us together.
Depression, anxiety and I.
~written by Susan Walz
Depression, anxiety and I have met.
But don’t you frown and don’t you fret.
For I left them both in the dust.
Loving the single life. I will adjust.
~written by Susan Walz
Copyright © 2018 by Susan Walz | myloudbipolarwhispers.com | All Rights Reserved
Photo Credit: Deviant Art
Every word touching, and so true. They, Depression and Anxiety are cruel friends indeed. 😦
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Thank you I am glad you liked it. Depression and anxiety are beyond painful on their own. Together they are lethal. Awful combination.
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Boy, oh boy do I know that. Been there too many times to count.
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Hopefully they will not visit us anymore.
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From your lips to God’s ears. 🙂
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Amen
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To me this lethal pair is a bit like the chicken and the egg. Which one comes first? Does a severe anxiety triggers a depression or is it the other way around?
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and how do we unfriend them? and block them lol
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Very good question! 🙂
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wouldn’t it be nice if it were that easy? I try to make it that easy but in reality – there are so many levels of connection, some of which we can’t even see.
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wouldn’t it be awesome?
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It would be!
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Hahaha… good question. I sure wish there was a button we could push to get rid of them.
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Very good point and question. Maybe it is different every time. I don’t think anyone knows but maybe someone should figure it out. It would help.
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i’ts paralysis. people think you’re worried or sad. You’re too paralyzed to be able to be ANYTHING.
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Very true. Paralyzed with fear and/or sorrow. It is horrific. People need to understand how awful severe anxiety can be sometimes.
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Reblogged this on Kaleidoscope of Faces.
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Thank you for the reblog. I appreciate it greatly. Hugs, Sue
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I loved both of them. So true.It’s wonderful to finally see the inside of my head outside of me.
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That is awesome. Thank you. I love that you can see the inside of your head outside.
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Your two poems hit home!❤
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Thanks for reading and for your feedback. I am happy you could relate to my poetry. Hugs, Sue
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so deep and beautiful in a way! i love the art on the top! who is the artist? I wrote a poem too about this topic today!
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Thank you. I am happy you liked it. I’m sorry I don’t know who the artist is. I’m not very good at giving that photo credit. Sometimes I forget. Sorry about that. It’s not mine. I might have got it on Deviant Art. I’m not positive. I read your poem too. It’s very good. Well done. Thanks for sharing and have a great weekend. Hugs, Sue
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No problem!:) Thank you very much for your feedback! :)))
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Hello friend. I just read your post. I am so sorry that you feel this way. Truly we all have down days and many situations that just seem to weigh us down. Feeling down can be tough. However, we do not have to go through it. If I may ask, do you believe in God? God is an ever present help in times of need. God wants us to be truly happy and he is a help that we can seek in times when we are feeling down and depressed. If you can keep an open mind, here is something that you should try: Find a quiet space free from distractions, imagine that Jesus is in front of you, talk to him the way you will with a close friend, tell him how you feel. Beware of sudden distractions when you pray, this is a trick the devil uses to stop us from having focused prayers. You might also get the feeling that God is not there or that you are simply wasting your time, this is another trick that the devil uses to discourage us from prayers. Be focused and tell the lord how you feel. Jesus is there with you and he cares for you, so invite him into your life and ask him to pour out his blessings. When you get the answers to your prayers, do not forget to thank God. Also try to maintain a relationship with him, keep telling him how you feel, keep thanking him and finding out about him. This way he can remain in your life and continue to work his miracles.
Whenever depression comes knocking, remind the spirit of depression that you are the creation of the most high, whose abode is a domain full of royalty. You are important, you matter too and you are strong enough to storm through bad feelings. I hope you give God a try. Good luck and God bless.
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Yes I have s strong faith and have surrenered my life to God. I know He has saved my life. I believe in the power of prayer snd healing. I have been healed at this point in my life. You can read other posts and read about that. This is an old Poe and post I wrote. I no longer have severe anxiety or depression. Praise God. He is awesome. Thanks for stopping by and for you great feedback. Much love and hugs, Sue
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I praise the lord for his love and blessings upon you. Amen. Thank you for your response God bless.
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I just re-read my comments. I’m very sorry for my typos. I was on my phone and am not the greatest at texting accurately. Oops. Sorry.
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