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Bruno Cabasson wrote:
>> Yeah, but when you're depressed you gain no satisfaction from positive
>> actions...
>
> As strange as it could sound, this statement is partially wrong: the
> correct statement would have rather been "Yeah, but when you're
> depressed you FEEL you gain no satisfaction from positive actions". In
> the depressive cases, you FEEL you are better only when you ARE already
> OK again and recovered most of your capabilities (or a significant part
> of them). BUT you get better and better, unaware of the process, until
> you reach the state where you are (can be/freed enough to be) aware of
> it yourself. So, positive actions are always profitable even if the
> subject feels the opposite. This is a matter of perception and
> 'internal' communication.
I should have been more clear in my statement. I did, of course, mean
that I don't *feel* satisfaction, not that I actually fail to gain any,
eventually :)
Sam
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