MHM 3 - Clinical Depression

Welcome to week three of MHM, in this one I’m talking about clinical depression, some of the symptoms, how it can occur, how mine came about and why it is I continue to suffer with it.

Some triggers may exist in this article. I speak of suicidal thoughts/thoughts, of an abusive person (psychological), or of bullying. Please keep that in mind.

Here are some links that can help you or someone you know if they are suffering from depression or in a stressful situation.

Childline – 0 800 1111

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Hotlines for adults USA/UK: 3

Samaritans – 08457 90 UK) OR 116 123 ROI )

Samaritans USA – (800) 273-TALK

Worldwide help – This site provides helplines for all countries and a page where you can talk to other organizations in your country.

Information UK on Depression – l

Depression information/resources USA –

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Every country has its own resources. Don’t be afraid to ask for help. It is not shameful to ask for help.

https://adhdadulttreatment.com/mhm-3-clinical-depression/

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Did I say THAT?/Socially Awkward/Chatty and Black/Foot In Mouth/Coming Soon/Does it ever stop talking?

The next episode (Ep.5) is coming soon! “Was that something I said?” I remember when a friend would introduce me with their friends. Conversations are lively, people are laughing, and then suddenly, I feel a sharp elbow hit me in the ribs or get serious side-eyes from said-friend. I broke the rules of small-talk by “getting to the point”. It’s fine to be direct and hate polite small talk. You don’t have to go into someone else’s head or heart when you can simply take the express way. Right? Right?? Yes, it’s true. What if your radar isn’t able to tell you when your foot is in front of your mouth? You might not be able to pick up social cues until you are scolded by “friends” about how rude and too familiar you are with strangers. You are so “off-putting”. Each quote you have just read is an insult/correction from anyone, from family members to best buddies. And, former best friends. The truth is that your directness isn’t your problem. It’s the other people’s judgments and narrow view of “normal” social behaviour. Normal is people who do not have ADHD, Asperger’s, or other neurodiverse wiring. “Normal” means people who can “boldly”, be direct, “boldly”, state our intentions, and “boldly”, announce their entrance to the room. Miss Manners doesn’t see anything unusual about the way we interact. “Bold” is a polite way to say “there’s something wrong” or “that wasn’t right” or any other insult that can make us doubt our abilities and cause us to lose faith. Can you see it? This is another brick we add to our wall to make us feel less awkward around others who are eager to judge us for being…unique, awkwardly, ourselves.

https://adhdadulttreatment.com/did-i-say-that-socially-awkward-chatty-and-black-foot-in-mouth-coming-soon-does-it-ever-stop-talking/

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