Your not alone Varis. Pretty sure depression is hitting most everyone these days in small, medium and large doses. Glad your hanging around.
What's in your glass tonight?
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BernardSmith
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Not a doctor, geek, but depression that is a response to external issues is I think very different from depression that is caused by medical issues. Grief and sadness in all its forms is not the same as depressive illness, though I am sure they can feel the same. If you haven't already , you might want to consider consulting with someone who can offer you professional expert support.
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Figured I would post my latest Sweet Raspberry. Its getting cooler in Texas this evening so the wife and I will start a fire and see how much of this stuff we can drink.
Boatboy24
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Thanks guys, appreciate it.
Not that I'm going to discuss personal issues here, but I can tell you that depression is real my friends and has been hitting me like a roller coaster due to family issues....especially during this pandemic s$it..
I'll stay around for sure.
I am sorry to hear you are having a rough time. I am encouraged by the fact that you can be candid and share your troubles with us. I encourage you to seek the support you need in these difficult times!
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When my ex-wife left me (this was about 12 years ago), I went into a bit of a depression also. I found two things helped more than anything else: 1) Talking with a good mental health professional, they can be difficult to find so if the first one you try doesn't work, don't give up hope
2) Learning to meditate and practicing it often. It really helped me with the understanding what are the things I can and can't control and let those I can't take care of themselves.
2) Learning to meditate and practicing it often. It really helped me with the understanding what are the things I can and can't control and let those I can't take care of themselves.
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Boatboy24
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I say buy yourself a second bottle. Drink one now and take copious notes. Save the other for later.
Happy birthday!
Last Saturday at Les Nomades in Chicago we tried these two. Now I know what a good Bordeaux blend tastes like.
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I’m drinking last years elderberry wine. It’s a blend of fresh and dried elderberries. It’s pretty good.
Boatboy24
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Boatboy24
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Starting early I see!
You can't drink all day if you don't start in the morning...
Boatboy24
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Good, not great. But at ten bucks, I'd say very nice QPR. I would buy again.
Mike - Next Level Oak
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Thank you! Alright it's settled, I'll be getting another bottle to taste now and this for later. Thank you for the suggestion and I don't feel guilty
Boatboy24
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Special night at Cushday’s house for Mrs. Crushday’s Birthday - called for special wine. Here’s three of them...
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