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Night Time Depression?
#1
Posted 17 February 2007 - 12:12 AM
What is it about night that makes me get so depressed? For the past 7ish months it seems like once night comes I begain to feel sad, start crying, thinking about all the bad things in the world, think nothing is worth it, my life is going no where and start to think about all the bad things that have happened in my life. Sometimes I dont even do that I just cry or feel depressed for no reason at all. I mean theres nothing bad going on in my life, its not a great but better then some peoples. Also I had a wonderful childhood with loving and caring parents and was never abused in anyway so this has nothing to do with that. There are some things Ive done in the pass that I do regret and those are the things I tend to think about when Im depressed. But why does this happen only at night? During the day, espically in the morning Im almost normal. Im less moody and easier to get along with. But at night m a totally different person. Is anyone else this way? How did you get out of this phase? I wasnt always like this like I mentioned before. In fact I use to be like any other young person and love the night life. I noticed this change about a year after I became anorexic. I havent had any kind of help for the anorexica and still restrict my food intake most days. Ive been dealing with that for nearly two years now. Could anorexic have something to do with the deprssion at night?
#2
Posted 17 February 2007 - 01:12 AM
Im not sure if this goes here or even if its depression but Ill try anyway...
What is it about night that makes me get so depressed? For the past 7ish months it seems like once night comes I begain to feel sad, start crying, thinking about all the bad things in the world, think nothing is worth it, my life is going no where and start to think about all the bad things that have happened in my life. Sometimes I dont even do that I just cry or feel depressed for no reason at all. I mean theres nothing bad going on in my life, its not a great but better then some peoples. Also I had a wonderful childhood with loving and caring parents and was never abused in anyway so this has nothing to do with that. There are some things Ive done in the pass that I do regret and those are the things I tend to think about when Im depressed. But why does this happen only at night? During the day, espically in the morning Im almost normal. Im less moody and easier to get along with. But at night m a totally different person. Is anyone else this way? How did you get out of this phase? I wasnt always like this like I mentioned before. In fact I use to be like any other young person and love the night life. I noticed this change about a year after I became anorexic. I havent had any kind of help for the anorexica and still restrict my food intake most days. Ive been dealing with that for nearly two years now. Could anorexic have something to do with the deprssion at night?
I think this is because at night we have more time to think and also slow down, we dont do as much as during the day, when there are things to get done, people around and lots of noise which can sometimes drown the sounds of our own thoughts.
--- Kahlil Gibran
You have to be strong. Strength of heart will carry you through the hardest of trials.
#3
Posted 17 February 2007 - 04:28 AM
I really hope you start feeling better (((hugs))), I was given sleeping pills when I saw my doc, but they are only a band-aid - I tried to use these night time feelings in a positive way, to tell me what I need to change in my life, but in the day I felt fine so never did anything to try change but now since I started on ADs I never feel like this at night anymore.
but stay a while and maybe then you'll see, a different side of me :)
No one ever asked for things to be like this - Depression sucks :(
All my love is going to those like me who are going through a difficult
time, Depression can really change you, Im looking forward to the
day this all passes over.
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#4
Guest_SarahN_*
Posted 17 February 2007 - 08:23 AM
I am sorry you are not doing better by now *sigh*
I agree with what the others have said..........night time gives us more time to think and be less distracted...........so more time to worry
I know we have talked about this before in the ED room...............please consider getting professional help for your ED, you need it and so deserve to be happy and healthy again.
Please consider talking to someone about your ED, okay?
Take good care of you and keep us posted,
SN
#5
Posted 17 February 2007 - 08:35 AM
Untreated depression can do lots of damage to us with negative thinking. It's not the way to go. Please get to a doc and get some help so you can begin to get out of this funk!
Jackie

I have GAD. I worry about everything, lol!
#6
Guest_tomedcollins_*
Posted 17 February 2007 - 01:58 PM
#7
Posted 17 February 2007 - 06:00 PM
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Guest_john_v_r_*
Posted 17 February 2007 - 06:20 PM
#9
Posted 17 February 2007 - 09:20 PM
#10
Posted 17 February 2007 - 09:47 PM
I read psychologies magazine, and i read an article about how we may become more prone to thinking worrying thoughts etc at night. as far as i can remember its to do with our autonomic nervious system shutting down late when we sleep... i may chack that and edit this post if incorrect tho...just need to find the article.
#11
Posted 21 February 2007 - 11:27 AM
I know exactly what you are saying. I have been dealing with untreated depression for two years until last week when i finally went to a councelor at my college.
At night i always cry and think of the things that are wrong with m y life and the things that i wnat more than anything and convince myself that i will never get them.
What helps me (and it might not work for you) i make sure everything in my house and room is put away and neat. My bed is always made before i get into it, my books are put away, the dishes done, everything is perfect. Then i climb into bed and put on some soothing classical music. Nothing with words or songs about love that will make me even more depressed just the instruments.
I relax all the muscels in my body each one at a time, i can almost feel the stress leaving me.
Somehting else that might help is not drinking soda or coffee late at night or even eating after a certain time.
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#12
Posted 22 February 2007 - 12:57 AM
I'm the same way my depression is worse at night then during the dayI think it's simply the darkness of night. When I'm depressed it falls like a great heavy curtain around me. Light and sound and hope are all shut out.
#13
Posted 27 July 2011 - 10:33 PM
Im not sure if this goes here or even if its depression but Ill try anyway...
What is it about night that makes me get so depressed? For the past 7ish months it seems like once night comes I begain to feel sad, start crying, thinking about all the bad things in the world, think nothing is worth it, my life is going no where and start to think about all the bad things that have happened in my life. Sometimes I dont even do that I just cry or feel depressed for no reason at all. I mean theres nothing bad going on in my life, its not a great but better then some peoples. Also I had a wonderful childhood with loving and caring parents and was never abused in anyway so this has nothing to do with that. There are some things Ive done in the pass that I do regret and those are the things I tend to think about when Im depressed. But why does this happen only at night? During the day, espically in the morning Im almost normal. Im less moody and easier to get along with. But at night m a totally different person. Is anyone else this way? How did you get out of this phase? I wasnt always like this like I mentioned before. In fact I use to be like any other young person and love the night life. I noticed this change about a year after I became anorexic. I havent had any kind of help for the anorexica and still restrict my food intake most days. Ive been dealing with that for nearly two years now. Could anorexic have something to do with the deprssion at night?
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