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Why Do I Feel Worse? The Vicious Cycle of Depression Explained

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  The Cycle of Depression: Understanding the Loop and How to Cope.                                            Why Do I Feel Worse? Understanding the Vicious Cycle of Depression Depression can often feel like an overwhelming cloud that won’t lift, leaving you wondering, "Why do I feel worse?" It’s common for those struggling with depression to experience fluctuating moods, and sometimes, things seem to get harder despite efforts to improve. This can feel confusing and discouraging, but understanding the vicious cycle of depression can offer insight into why this happens. At its core, depression often creates a loop that reinforces itself, making it difficult to break free. This cycle begins with negative thoughts—thoughts about oneself, the world, and the future. A person may feel hopeless, worthless, or inadequate, leading to a sense of being stuck in an unending slump. T...

Understanding Depression After Trauma: How It Affects Your Mental Health

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  Comprehending Depression After a Trauma: My Coping Strategies, Symptoms, and Recovery Tips ** Trigger Warning: Suicide** The following content mentions suicide, self-harm, substance use, and mental health struggles. If you are sensitive to these issues, please proceed with caution or consider seeking support from a mental health professional. Your well-being is important. Trauma has left me with deep emotional scars, often leading to depression that feels overwhelming.  Understanding depression after experiencing trauma has been crucial for my healing process. In this post, I’ll share: the coping strategies that have helped me the common symptoms I’ve encountered the recovery tips that have been essential in my journey By learning more about my feelings and discovering ways to cope, I’ve been able to take important steps toward regaining control over my life. I remember the days my world changed, filled with shocking events that turned everything upside down. The emotional ...