that's a big call from your GP not to mention your principal, how dare he?????? It really irritates me that GP's and the like are quick to blame all problems on being overweight but should be able to see the bigger picture!!!!!!! I know exactly what you mean as I am cycling in a similar situation with my weight.
Weight that has come from my feelings of insecurtity about myself not from over eating, as you say the over eating is a comfort/coping mechanism in depression.
Oh honey, I feel wild on your behalf.
I hate finger pointers if they only did their job and looked at the whole person for their answers and trust in the fact that each individual knows their bodies better than anyone else, OOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!![]()


Gargy, i have had so many battles with GPs re the depression. I have PTSD, which doesn't help things. My weight is a sheild against people getting to close to me, in particular men. I had a situation where I was chronically tired, went to the GP who said "oh switch medications" and I was trying to tell him that I was depressed because I had no energy, so I was eating the wrong foods, gaining weight, adding to the sadness and the lack of ooomph and the cycle continued! Eventually took myself off the meds, after implementing some coping mechanisms (changing my perspective, meditating, taking more time out for me, asking my DH to show compassion towards me and the big one was following my spirituality-regardless of what other people think!)

(I wouldn't recomend the weather here at the moment though)

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