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misterraymond -> RE: Depression and BDSM (5/16/2012 7:57:30 AM)
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Is Batshit Crazy a form of depression, this Master wonders, does the accuser know the true symptoms of being Batshit Crazy,
This Master is trying to get back onto topic, we are on a warning that pretty Gold Letters may fly, so we will discuss Batshit Crazy Syndrome on another occassion, young Lady (KitKat105) do you have Kit Kats in Australia, they are really nice and crunchy, mouth watering too, back to this topic.
This Master thought this information published may interest some here.
Symptoms of grief could be diagnosed as depression, rather than as normal reactions, states an article on The Lancet.
In the past, the American Psychiatric Association has recommended the need to consider, and usually exclude, bereavement before diagnosis of a major depressive disorder - but in its forthcoming fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, there is no such exclusion for bereavement.
Deep sadness, loss, sleeplessness, crying inability to concentrate, tiredness and a loss of appetite, which continue for more than two weeks after the death of a loved one, are all symptoms that could be diagnosed as depression, rather than as normal reactions to grief, writes The Lancet.
This Master will support that, report as this Master, has been writing with a very young sub for many months now, this is a real youngster of 20 years, her Master some 10 or more years her senior was killed last year in a car accident visiting his Mother, she is depressed and withdrawn, this Master can only give her written support, she is far to desperate and very vulnerable, to be taken as a sub or to engage with this Master, Master will on occassion m giver her a telephone call, but can not and will not offer her more.
Indeed often the serious grieving continues beyond one year, the worst tipping point on the anual anniversary of the bereaved.This young sub has just experienced this low point in her life, she suffers great dark depressions, she is depressed, her comfort come from her 24/7 wearing of the collar her Master placed around her neck, daily as he did on that fateful day. Yes Master understands depression, by definition it lurks using many disguises and its about us all.
To conclude,
The medical journal stateS "Medicalising grief, so that treatment is legitimised routinely with antidepressants, for example, is not only dangerously simplistic, but also flawed. The evidence base for treating recently bereaved people with standard antidepressant regimens is absent. In many people, grief may be a necessary response to bereavement that should not be suppressed or eliminated."
This Master believes that this report is on Topic, relates definitely to Depression and BDSM
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