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ARE YOU A SUFFERER OF THE  HOLIDAY  BLUES ?

ARE YOU A SUFFERER OF THE HOLIDAY BLUES ?

MIISRAEL Bride · Friday, November 19th 2010 at 10:02AM · 310 views
There was a time I was. Holidays were suppose to be a joyous and happy time. A time for family and closeness of relationships. But due to a very broken heart I felt depressed. Over many years, I suffered deeply with every holiday long days of holiday blues. The relationship was unruly to a heart like mine--- that loved so deeply.

How did I recover?

I didn't get professional help; but I urge others that are dealing with depression of a broken heart to if they feel it hasn't or doesn't get any better. No, I just dealt with the pain and with God I kept hope until finally all the pain was gone. This took great faith and a huge amount of trusting God. Many times I did things to fill in the gaps. Some things didn't make me very proud, but I was awaken to keep the strong belief that God would see me through it. Now, I approach the holidays with vigor and renewal.

So many people are affected by depression..

This is true. There are many levels of depression and many reasons a person may have these feeling of loneliness, usefulness and heavy anxieties around holidays. There are many ways to take back the happiness of your spirit. Don't drown in sorrows act on finding ways to get help. Tell someone or find a professional that will offer methods to get your moods of sadness back in the joys of living. There a ways to help yourself.

If you feel the blues coming act quickly. Meditation and changing your routine to may offer much help for you.

Visit this site for other ways of defining Holiday Blues and ways to deal with overcoming them.

http://www.umm.edu/features/holiday_blues....

Blessings....:-)

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MIISRAEL Bride Memphis, TN

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Comments (6)

Adam Fate Friday, November 19th 2010 at 10:27AM

Those who have family around them should really appreciate their blessing. You are right, the holidays affect many people deeply, if they are alone, it makes them feel more alone. Here I have my family I was born into, but it doesn't substitute for being near my kids and grandkids. Still, we should be thankful for those we have around us, and be sensitive to those without family or in many cases, even friends.

MIISRAEL Bride Friday, November 19th 2010 at 10:47AM

Beautiful response Adam. ... How much we are telepatic. It's amazing!

MIISRAEL Bride Friday, November 19th 2010 at 11:00AM

Jake the sadness is very real. Often holidays are the worst times for many sufferers. I think that spending time with love ones help with the lonely feelings as Adam noted. There too, is healing in time alone, but I found much praying and time was a real healer for me. If one is feeling this way often love and feeling wanted helps. I urge anyone who feel this deep sense of being all alone to take time to talk to someone. Just expressing your feelings heals your outlook to overcome.

DAVID JOHNSON Sunday, November 21st 2010 at 5:30PM

i want all my kids here with me but ? ..im happy !

DAVID JOHNSON Sunday, November 21st 2010 at 5:43PM

im from ny and im the one that choose to be a marine .move to the west coast and rep my new york life style 25 yrs later i im still visiting my past and paying contribution to the consciousness of my people ! i learned a long time ago how to just not accecpt things as ther are but be the one determine to make that change happen ,,there is more !

MIISRAEL Bride Monday, November 22nd 2010 at 7:52AM

@David healing is different from person to person I've discovered that just from the great recovery I've experienced. I have accepted it and I've left the hurting and loneliness behind. Overcoming the depression is reaching out and determination to make changes happen. A Strong trust in God always will be the suffice needed in all matters... He is the ulitmate healer.

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