Something profound: Im not perfect. However, there is not a day that goes by I do not strive for something. Some days, that something is just to get out of bed and get something accomplished... like a load of laundry. Some days its greater strivings. Depression is different for everybody. Theres a fine line between recognizing its existence and using it as a crutch. Some days you just do what youre doing because its habit, but really, its like chewing without being able to taste. Other days it doesnt even feel worth the effort to chew... whats the point, none of it really matters anyway, right? People will say its chemical. My response? DUH, of course its chemical! Does that mean that its only possible to treat it with chemicals? Yes. Does that mean those chemicals must be prescribed by a doctor? Not always, although sometimes. But what we forget is that everything we do, food we eat, thought we think or movement we make creates chemicals in our brain. Thats why for many cases, a change in diet or level of exercise can make a difference (again, not a blanket statement). That doesnt mean, eat less, it means eat better. It doesnt mean go crazy and exercise four hours a day, but when was the last time you exercised for half an hour a day for a week? While this is still hard, its not impossible, even with doctors care. No doctor will tell you to not eat better and/or exercise within your physical means (unless they just want your money). More than anything, though, is that God created the earth. Why not trust that He can heal what He created? He knows the chemical make up of your body and how to repair it. With faith, fasting (if capable) and prayer, he can strengthen your resolve to chew until you can taste again.
Posted on: Fri, 03 Oct 2014 21:35:32 +0000
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