Sun-13-03-2022, 12:38 PM
(Sat-12-03-2022, 09:52 AM)Functionalfool Wrote: I was diagnosed with Ps 2 years ago but I've had PsA for a decade. I have had sporadic issues with depression long before I had this disease so I can't blame everything on Ps! I know what standard depression feels like and this feels different. It hits me like a ton of bricks then it goes away after 10 days or 2 weeks. That isn't, in my experience, how depression works. If I get on antidepressants, by the time they kick in, I feel better. I don't think I have what most shrinks wound consider your run off the mill depression. Has anyone experienced anything like this or is it unique to me? I started a journal to try and pinpoint how and why, but it will likely take a while for me to see a pattern.sorry I'm not able to help with the depression as it's fortunately not something I've suffered with, but lethargy and tiredness I experienced when I had covid and can relate to that but I've not suffered with it as a biproduct of psoriasis.
I just want some advice from someone who knows what I'm going through. I don't want to divulge much more info on here than I already have so a pm would be better.
What I do think you have got right is openly speaking about it here where many of our members can empathize with you and may be able to offer some help,
I agree a journal is a great way to record your progress with the ups and downs, and of course it's more private in a journal as they are not in the public view and only seen by members with over 10 posts
Good luck I look forward to following your progress