Testing Depression:
A journey through severe depression, hospitalization, and medication.

 

If this is your first time here, you might want to read in reverse order, from the beginning. "Testing Depression" is my true story about being hospitalized for depression.

A quick summary up to this point:

I arrived at the hospital in a police car. I was examined by the entry nurse, and then by a doctor on the unit. I met two nurses, Meg and Dorothy, and two other patients, Charlie and Louisa. I was on fifteen-minute checks. I struggled to remember the causes of my depression. My only medication at this point was Ortho-Tricyclen (birth control pills).

April 6, 2005

Disclaimer

If you are considering therapy, medication, or other treatment for depression, my experiences may be helpful, but please consult your doctor before making any decisions. Everyone’s body is different, and people react differently to different treatments.

The information on this website consists of my personal experiences only and should not be interpreted as a medical recommendation. I am not a medical professional and do not intend for any of my writings to be used as professional consultation or official medical opinion.

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