i cant stop crying.. someone please help me

hello
i have this problem and it affects me all the time
i cant stop crying.. i feel things that make me confused.. my head always hurts and i feel suicidal
my feelings are so mixed i dont know what to feel or think sometimes i see things that are not even there
i feel pissed off and angry
i feel hurt like someones hurting my feelings
no one understands
please help.. i am only 15 years old please can someone tell me whats wrong with me.. am i going mad??

Hi! No, you're not going mad, you might have some depression and anxiety. It happens to many people. Do you think you could go see your regular doctor and ask where you can find a good psych to help you deal with this? You shouldn't have to suffer alone and it is possible to get treatment.
Does your family know about this?

My family Don't know.. i'm not close to any1 in my family i never talk 2 them
and i feel embarassed going to the doctors because there's people with worse problems that could have my appoinment

Not a lot of things could be worse than being in pain and not getting help. Please don't feel like you don't deserve to get better.

weirdo-94 wrote:hello
i have this problem and it affects me all the time
i cant stop crying.. i feel things that make me confused.. my head always hurts and i feel suicidal
my feelings are so mixed i dont know what to feel or think sometimes i see things that are not even there
i feel pissed off and angry
i feel hurt like someones hurting my feelings
no one understands
please help.. i am only 15 years old please can someone tell me whats wrong with me.. am i going mad??

This so sounds like me.
I'm Borderline Personality, Bipolar and have severe Anxiety.
It's awesome, let me tell you...

Things will get better... I promise.

As the time passes things will get better..
So don't worry about it now..

Its by the causes of Anxiety and depression
you should consult a doctor for this

Try talking to your school psychologist if you have one. They might be able to help if you can't talk to anyone in the family. I guess it's something normal to be feeling especially on your adolescent age.

KNock Knock.

"Man on deck."

"Man is on wopmen's forum."

"At ease."

Weirdo-94

You have found to have terrible feelings and should be given the utmost respect and advise...

It sounds like major depression. Depression is like having a giant weight over all your emotions. Anything you want to do, like excitement... it's no longer effective and things that make you sad... you can't stop thinking about it.

It would be a good idea for a professional to see you...a social worker first to provide help. If it keeps persisting, I would do the homework, have a socialworker on mind so they can evaluate what is going on.

If it's "depression", why are crying? This is such an excellent question. If depression is lack of emotion, how could you be depressed if you cry?

It's the time around the crying time that is interesting to note. You do not cry 24 hours a day. During those times, You might just stare into space. You might avoid everyone around you. You want to sleep and you just want to keep sleeping.... becasue the days are long...

Let's go for a walk... thought,(Why should I, what good would it do?"
Let's go to school... thought, (Why should I, I will just get bad grades, and no one likes me... not even the boys.

I want to sleep...leave me alone.

This is depression. I suffer with it! I know!

Depression is a subject that could take countless pages of writing. But the most imortant person in depression is not Family, or doctors, or healthcare professions... it's you!

For now, I would ask you to do this. Do you make a diary? If not start one. Each day...just jot words that come to your mind... and date them. This gives you a feeling of whats going on. If you can write more... like personal feelings toward you and everyone around you. If this depression persists, Go to school to the guidence councelor, who can have you call a social worker. See her. She can have an evaluation made. Now, you are actually starting something that can help you.

-- Sat Nov 19, 2011 3:53 pm --

KNock Knock.

"Man on deck."

"Man is on wopmen's forum."

"At ease."

Weirdo-94

You have found to have terrible feelings and should be given the utmost respect and advise...

It sounds like major depression. Depression is like having a giant weight over all your emotions. Anything you want to do, like excitement... it's no longer effective and things that make you sad... you can't stop thinking about it.

It would be a good idea for a professional to see you...a social worker first to provide help. If it keeps persisting, I would do the homework, have a socialworker on mind so they can evaluate what is going on.

If it's "depression", why are crying? This is such an excellent question. If depression is lack of emotion, how could you be depressed if you cry?

It's the time around the crying time that is interesting to note. You do not cry 24 hours a day. During those times, You might just stare into space. You might avoid everyone around you. You want to sleep and you just want to keep sleeping.... becasue the days are long...

Let's go for a walk... thought,(Why should I, what good would it do?"
Let's go to school... thought, (Why should I, I will just get bad grades, and no one likes me... not even the boys.

I want to sleep...leave me alone.

This is depression. I suffer with it! I know!

Depression is a subject that could take countless pages of writing. But the most imortant person in depression is not Family, or doctors, or healthcare professions... it's you!

For now, I would ask you to do this. Do you make a diary? If not start one. Each day...just jot words that come to your mind... and date them. This gives you a feeling of whats going on. If you can write more... like personal feelings toward you and everyone around you. If this depression persists, Go to school to the guidence councelor, who can have you call a social worker. See her. She can have an evaluation made. Now, you are actually starting something that can help you.

Anxiety is a characteristic feature of most people. In it's 'normal' form, it helps with vigilance, learning and general performance. In short, anxiety is useful. However, in excess it starts to work against us. Extremes of self-focus and apprehension quickly reduce attention and performance, perhaps aggravated by that particular blend of emotions (such as anger, shame, guilt or sadness mixing with a dominating fear) that make up each person's unique 'anxiety'.