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    kosei
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    depression with body pain, help pls

    hello I'm new here to seek for advices. I feel like I have to write something to get myself out from depression step by step.

    I was in general living happily and fight for my life until I moved out from home country to a new country. There're 3 critical things driving me into depression.
    My work: in the beginning, I was so happy to meet people and do my job well. One month later, my bosses started to beat all my confidences. The working environment is totally different from what I supposed. They're moody people and we're hard to figure out when they will get mad and when they will be generous. Due to my language disadvantages, I'm in kind of position they can blame me for everything if they want. I have survived in the toxic working environment for more than 2.5 years but I can feel I'm accumulating more burdens. I tried to isolate my feelings from work and tell myself that it's not about me. However, my practice is still hard to work all the time.
    My parents: we're a small family who had experienced poor, non-poor and 8.0 earthquake which made us lose home and rebuilt eventually. I always believed these factors tightened us together as we loved each other so much. My parents are supportive for my studying so I could have master degree and have a better job. All of a sudden after I moved out from my country for 6 months, my dad wanted to divorce. He cheated us for divorcing and got married to another lady after half-a-year. I have never been so shocked and angry. My mom is an less emotional independent person. So I was giving my energy to help her while I was hurting from my own relationship. I tried to talk to my dad in the beginning but after a while I felt that he never established any new identity as a father to me. I deserved a sorry from him and efforts from him being a father. I was tired and exhausted from dealing with this issue. In the end, I decided to take care of myself and consume less energy on this.
    My personal life: I'm single and living in a city where guys won't take you seriously unless you're really pushing yourself to them. I'm active to meet people and do regular exercises. I want myself to be happy and enjoy the life so I don't give any pressure to me. However, my mom always blames me for being single as it's like a sin. No matter how hard I fight for my career and life, she will still think I'm a failure and she is unhappy because of me. I can't convince her even I have taking care of her, taking her for trips to cure her hurts from divorce.
    All these experiences made me feel so hard to deal with my life. I tried to live positively and happily but can't feel I'm loved by anyone. My depression seems getting deeper and deeper, even my body is in pain.

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    Boss Lady ;) Suzi's Avatar
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    Hi and welcome. Have you sen your Dr about how you are feeling? Where abouts are you living now? You've been through so much...
    Do a little of something that makes you happy every day!


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    Hi and welcome to DWD. Have you talked to a doctor? When you say your body is in pain, is that an issue with your physical health or is it related to depression? Where are you from and where are you living now? (Sorry for all the questions)
    The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.

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    kosei
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    Quote Originally Posted by Suzi View Post
    Hi and welcome. Have you sen your Dr about how you are feeling? Where abouts are you living now? You've been through so much...
    Thanks. I haven’t talk to doctor yet. I talked to people they said I’m not that depressed level to see a doctor... I’m living in singapore

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    kosei
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paula View Post
    Hi and welcome to DWD. Have you talked to a doctor? When you say your body is in pain, is that an issue with your physical health or is it related to depression? Where are you from and where are you living now? (Sorry for all the questions)
    Thanks Paula. I haven’t talked to a doctor yet. The pain will emerge when i’m sad and especially when I’m doing deep breath practices to focus less on sadness. I felt a bit scared to go through a check on where the pain is. As I’ve got a lump last year. I want to bring my happiness mindset out to see if the pain is still there.
    I’m originally from China and now living in Singapore. An Asian on this uk forum

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    Boss Lady ;) Suzi's Avatar
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    I think you're our first member from China posting from Singapore, but sorry not our first Asian member, we've had a few over the years!
    What kind of lump?

    Sweetheart trying to deal with this alone without seeing a dr and getting a proper diagnosis isn't easy. The way you are feeling could be due to something completely different and might "just" be a symptom of something else?
    Do a little of something that makes you happy every day!


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    Princess Sparkles Paula's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by kosei View Post
    Thanks. I haven’t talk to doctor yet. I talked to people they said I’m not that depressed level to see a doctor... I’m living in singapore
    Hunni, only a doctor is qualified to say whether you’re ‘not that depressed’. It’s really important you talk things through with your doctor - there’s lot of ways they can help you.
    The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.

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    You could contact the helpline for your area, I believe it may be this site https://www.samhealth.org.sg/ they apparently have a toll free helpline, but you should see your Dr first they may refer you to these people or other local services in your area. We don't unfortunately have knowledge of how the system works in your country but everywhere the Dr is normally first point of call as they can pass on information about organisations and help.


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