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I just feel so many emotions. Guilt , shame , worry... Cant remember the last time i had a decent night sleep... usually still awake at 3am then up at about half 7-8. I feel drained
CCM 

Reading that I felt like it could have been me a few months ago. Add to it...anger, frustration, sick to my stomach and it's spot on. I'm not gonna pry into the reasons behind why you feel the way you do but please listen to the good advice given here. I felt so embarrased going to see my doctor (plenty people worse off than me etc) but as soon as I sat down and got the first sentence out I felt like a huge weight being lifted and my doctor was fantastic. Once I'd left it was like she'd opened the flood gates. I talked and talked to my OH and he just listened. It's what I needed and it sounds like you do too. If you've nobody in RL to talk to then the people on here are fantastic at giving at advice or sometimes just a cyber hug.

Take care
Cagney
Look at it this way Chicken - if you want me to get pseudo psychological on you - when people are unhappy they experience cognitive mis-assessment, misunderstanding and corrupted experience.  Have you never felt so strongly strongly that something was the case one night only to think in the morning, "What was that about?!"  The mind is a powerful and sometimes malevolent thing.

That being said, if you're murdering kittens on a daily basis atm you should probably knock that one on the head. 

Whatever you have done or think or feel you have done, I'm sure you can think of individuals who've done much worse.  Would you condemn them to a life of misery?  Cause if they at least deserve a tiny bit of succour then basic logic dictates you do.

Do it.  Go doctor.  If they are crap, walk out.  Platitudes will not do the deed here.  Do it. 
bateman
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I feel like ive brought all the guilt and shame on myself , and thats true. Ive brought this all on myself ...

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im depressed about things ive done , things that make me feel guilty and that make me think im an awful person
Chicken, none of us have the first idea what you've done that you consider so terrible and we all seem to be saying much the same thing re talking to someone.What I am beginning to sense however is such a deep sense of shame that no matter what anyone says on here, you just can't bring yourself to talk about it /seek help through family, friends or your  GP. Have you looked into available helplines? Maybe that could be the way forward, where you can talk to someone anonymously about whatever it is that you feel such guilt about?
FM
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You are not alone in that Chicken. If you were an awful person you would not be thinking about things you have done to make you feel shameful and guilty. It is vital you move on, though. You cannot put the clock back. You are not an awful person. Get that into your head. If you were awful you wouldn't be having pangs of conscience would you?  
Brisket is right Chicken... Truly awful people don't worry about what they have done, like you are..... Everyone makes mistakes, and does things they later regret... it's simply means you are just like the rest of us And I am sure that if you could just bring yourself to talk to someone about how you are feeling,  and why , you would see that whatever it is you are worrying about is not nearly as bad as you think
Baz
Chicken, I've got an illness that's going to kill me off in 2 or 3 years. When I was told, I thought, I'll get a lot of booze in, get into my pyjamas and draw the curtains forever. Strange thing was that I got bored with my own company and the booze made me feel worse than I did anyway, so I had to rethink. Depression is a very personal thing and everybody deals with it in their own way. You have everything ahead of you and must (must) grab any chance of making yourself feel better. Take the advice from the lovely people on here, go to the quack, do some physical exercise (get the endorphines going   ), Stop dwelling on what you might have done wrong, we all have regrets, but it's no way to live life and look forward to something, even if it's just a walk in the park or a pint beside the river.
cologne 1
Wow! Well done Chicken! Telling us this is a great step to take! And as you know, we'll all help you if you want to discuss it more.

And dear Cologne.  Your honesty and courage in telling us this is truly inspirational... and I'm not being mawkish about saying that. 'Cos I know that would annoy the hell out of you!  
Xochi
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m not a very open person and find it hard talking about how im feeling etc. So im not sure I could see my GP
You don't even have to give your GP full details...just tell them you are feeling depressed/weepy/confused etc and ask to be referred for counselling...I can guarantee whatever you say your Dr they'll have heard before...and you say what you want to the counsellor when you see them
Croctacus
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One of them tiny chihuahuas would do tho, no one would ever notice, he could carry it around in his backpack, like whatshername, does in her handbag
Gel, when I was 32, I had 2 children, 4 cats and 2 dogs. I needed a flat in Tavistock to be able to go to College in Plymouth and I managed to fool my landlord who didn't want any animals for 3 years.
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