Guest guest Posted April 8, 2003 Report Share Posted April 8, 2003 Bert, You are very important to all of us. It sure sound like you should be on something for depression. With all you have been through and now with your wife illness, you certainly have a reason to feel depressed. I do not take anything for depression myself, but I know quite a few others people in this group do, so hopefully one of them will recommend something they take. This lousy disease is enough to cause us all to be depressed. You did say that you took something for depression before you had the pancreatitis, so I would certainly suggest that you contact your doctor right away, the one who RX the depression medicine before and let them know you have pancreatitis and ask what would be safe for you take now. Just think, now that your wife is recovery from her surgery, you would feel a sense of loss, since you have temporary losses you caregiver, and just think now you must be the caregiver for you wife, which is a very overwhelming responsibility by itself and not feeling that good yourself. Plus your have money worries on top of everything else to worry about. And most of all you had to postpone your own surgery, so no wonder your feeling the way you do. Go ahead a cry, sometimes, it the only thing that will help is a good cry. Once you get it out of your system, you will feel better. Just think, your wife surgery is over and she is a week into her recovery and each week she will improve all lot, and before you know it she will be as good as new and then it will be your turn to have your surgery. Just take it one day at a time. Don't worry what's going to happen next week. It will be here before you know it and by you worrying about everything, you not helping yourself or your wife. Just keep telling yourself when you get up everyday, that you are one day closer to having your surgery and just think how good you are going to feel after you have your surgery. Right now, you have hit a small pothole in the road of life and soon you'll be past this pothole and sailing right along towards your upcoming surgery and feeling better that you have in a very long time. Just look towards the end results and do take to your doctor tomorrow Wednesday April 9th, to get something for your depression and you'll feel like a new person and able to cope again. Keep us posted on how your doing, as we all care about you and your wife. Brighter days are ahead for you, I promise. Take Care, Louie in WV Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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