The Neuroscience of Depression with Neil deGrasse Tyson & Heather Berlin
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Top Comments (10)
The challenge with describing depression to someone who never experienced it themselves, is similar to the challenge of describing sounds to someone who was born deaf.
I have major depressive disorder and extreme anxiety, I got so bad that I completely stopped doing everything I liked, barely drank, didn't eat, got dangerously underweight shaked nearly uncontrollably and wouldn't speak and I just waited to die, got involuntarily committed and got put on medication and I can't believe this is how people are normally supposed to feel. It was always like I was lost in the dark. It's important to get help, I almost didn't make it.
Do you experience seasonal depression in the winter months? 🌧
Timely. After 50 + years of suffering, finally reached out for help. Thanks.
First i want to applaud Chuck for his courage in sharing his personal situation. Very helpful to the rest of us who are guarded against social criticism for depression and anxiety. This episode of star talk is incredibly helpful and informative. Far more practical and relevant to the masses than another show on black holes. Great job to NDT and the doctor.
I broke up with the neurotypical world and it did wonders for my mental health.
It boggles my mind to know that there are people in this world who don't know what it's like to have chronic depression.
It took me 30 years to finally get the real diagnosis and medication. I suffer from Bipolar 1 and the mania almost took me out over a 12 year period. Finding the right medication has changed my life for the better . I am thankful I am finally going to live the rest of my life in a more calm and collective way. The chronic mania literally made me almost give up on a half normal life. I am no longer shaking .❤
Crap, 15 people beat me to the comments. O'well. I'm here for Chuck's emotional support.
My job is super stressful and at the same time my wife left me and my son and I went into depression and isolation. I stopped talking to friends and doing things that were fun. After my divorce, my therapist taught me to turn the page. It's a new chapter in my life and now I'm doing a lot better and it really helped having someone to talk to show me that it's life after divorce
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Top Comments (10)
The challenge with describing depression to someone who never experienced it themselves, is similar to the challenge of describing sounds to someone who was born deaf.
I have major depressive disorder and extreme anxiety, I got so bad that I completely stopped doing everything I liked, barely drank, didn't eat, got dangerously underweight shaked nearly uncontrollably and wouldn't speak and I just waited to die, got involuntarily committed and got put on medication and I can't believe this is how people are normally supposed to feel. It was always like I was lost in the dark. It's important to get help, I almost didn't make it.
Do you experience seasonal depression in the winter months? 🌧
Timely. After 50 + years of suffering, finally reached out for help. Thanks.
First i want to applaud Chuck for his courage in sharing his personal situation. Very helpful to the rest of us who are guarded against social criticism for depression and anxiety. This episode of star talk is incredibly helpful and informative. Far more practical and relevant to the masses than another show on black holes. Great job to NDT and the doctor.
I broke up with the neurotypical world and it did wonders for my mental health.
It boggles my mind to know that there are people in this world who don't know what it's like to have chronic depression.
It took me 30 years to finally get the real diagnosis and medication. I suffer from Bipolar 1 and the mania almost took me out over a 12 year period. Finding the right medication has changed my life for the better . I am thankful I am finally going to live the rest of my life in a more calm and collective way. The chronic mania literally made me almost give up on a half normal life. I am no longer shaking .❤
Crap, 15 people beat me to the comments. O'well. I'm here for Chuck's emotional support.
My job is super stressful and at the same time my wife left me and my son and I went into depression and isolation. I stopped talking to friends and doing things that were fun. After my divorce, my therapist taught me to turn the page. It's a new chapter in my life and now I'm doing a lot better and it really helped having someone to talk to show me that it's life after divorce