Depression is a bitch

But you are not alone

Over the past few months I have been going through hell and all I want is for it to be over. Whether through death or with time I just want it to end. This is the lowest I have ever been in my life. When will it end? When will things get better?

There are over 7 billion people in the world and I have to ask; how many of us are going through the same thing right now?

If this is you then I am here to say you are not alone. I understand your pain and I hope you pull through it. But if you don’t, then I understand. The world we live in is unfair and unforgiving.

As the days stretched on, each one feeling heavier than the last, I found myself sinking deeper into despair. It seemed like there was no light at the end of the tunnel, no reprieve from the relentless storm raging inside me. Every morning felt like a battle just to get out of bed, and every night, sleep eluded me, leaving me alone with my thoughts and fears.

I couldn’t help but wonder how many others out there were experiencing the same overwhelming sense of hopelessness. Was I truly alone in my suffering, or were there others silently struggling, just like me?

In the depths of my despair, a glimmer of hope flickered to life as I stumbled upon a message of empathy and understanding. Someone out there, a stranger in the vast expanse of humanity, reached out with words of solace and solidarity. It was a small beacon of light in the darkness, a reminder that even in our darkest moments, we are not alone.

With renewed determination, I clung to that message, allowing it to life me up amidst the storm. I realized that while the world may indeed be unfair and unforgiving, there is still kindness and compassion to be found, even in the most unlikely of places.

And so, with each passing day, I held onto hope, knowing that even in the darkest of nights, the dawn will eventually break, bringing with it the promise of a new day. And though the road ahead may still be fraught with challenges, I vowed to keep moving forward, one step at a time, knowing that I am not alone in my journey.