Since leaving university in December I
really have done nothing for the past 5 months. Partly because of my
depression, which completely drains you of motivation and wanting to be
productive. I know now that before I can continue with my studies, which I will
explain in a future post, that I need to get back into work mode. At the moment
I spend every day looking after my puppy, Tinkerbell, watching TV or playing
Tomb Raider on the Xbox (which I think I am very addicted to).
Also since December I have put on three stone in weight because being depressed made me want to eat almost non stop all day everyday and has left my body stretched and scarred. This does not help with the motivating me to get out the house and getting back to normal, but I will talk specifically about this very soon.
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Also since December I have put on three stone in weight because being depressed made me want to eat almost non stop all day everyday and has left my body stretched and scarred. This does not help with the motivating me to get out the house and getting back to normal, but I will talk specifically about this very soon.
For this post I will be talking about
things you can do when you have a disability and you spend a lot of time in the
house. When this happens it can be really hard to deal with. If you where an
actively social person and enjoyed spending time out of the house, coping with
pain sometimes means resting on the sofa for a few days and recuperating.
