PvtTimHall

I am deeply unhappy.

I started taking 300 mg/day of Wellbutrin about a month ago and I've noticed myself getting a lot angrier at people/things; I'm wondering if this is a side effect of the medication. I've discussed it with my psych, who said it could be.

So I went with a friend to spend the winter break with his family, and managed to break my leg about 6 hours after getting there. I've been dealing with long-term depression and to be honest, sitting around doing nothing is not helping. I've been lying in a bed since last Monday and while I'm not doing terribly right now (more focused on how obnoxious not having a working leg is), I could be doing better. Any tips on dealing with depression when you physically can't get around and do things?

I've been depressed I was 10 (almost 20 now) due mostly to a really fucked up childhood. Luckily, since moving out I've managed to carve a fairly nice life for myself. I have good friends, I'm about to get a degree in chemistry and mathematics, and I just got accepted into my top choice for graduate school in chemistry.

That acceptance is actually what prompted this post. I had about two minutes after receiving the acceptance email of something that I assume was happiness. But after that, I started thinking about how lazy I was and how I didn't deserve it because I only applied to one school when I had eight on my list. I started thinking about how if I just tried harder and wasn't so godda