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Depression

Young people anonymously share their experiences with depression. To anonymously share your own journey, send us an email with your testimony.

Trigger Warning: these testimonials discuss sensitive topics such as eating disorders, addiction, abuse, suicide and self-harm. 

Rain Cloud
Depression: Press

“I was so desperate. I was so unbelievably depressed. I didn’t think that I could be any more sad. I had two choices, continue where I’m going and die, or do something different. And actually do something rather than think about doing something. I feel like that desperation was what actually helped me start healing and working towards getting better”

Anonymous

Depression: Quote

“I felt all these expectations growing up to do well in school. I’m dyslexic and I have ADHD and it was so hard for me. In my depression I just lost interest in everything and couldn’t focus.”

Anonymous

Depression: Quote

“When I was depressed I literally just stopped caring about everything. Nothing was fun for me anymore. I really didn’t think I would ever find things enjoyable. But now I actually find those things fun, and tons of other stuff; it’s kind of unbelievable.”

Anonymous

Depression: Quote

“I think the best skill is learning how to feel okay with uncomfortable feelings. It used to feel like the end of the world when I was having a bad day because I felt like it would never get better. I guess now I am actually okay with it because I have evidence that it passes. I don’t need to change how I feel”

Anonymous

Depression: Quote

“I used to look at my eyes in the mirror and they had no shine. They were just so empty. Now there is a glow that has come back.”

Anonymous

Depression: Quote
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