Anyone else have SAD?

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Wrestling season is during winter.

Does the homoeroticism of wrestling keep you warm?

Sorry, the shot was there, there was no danger, so I took it!

 

[initforme]

The older ive gotten the more i enjoy the snow and colder temps. A warm climate would depress me.

 

[HikerGuy83]

Thanks. I've heard of that therapy. A lady tenant of mine used it but said it didn't help much. But she had other problems as well as SAD. I don't feel that mine is serious enough to bother with the light therapy. I just live with it until spring.

You might consider it.

I would hat the thought of spending 3 to 4 months "in the dumps".

They've learned a great deal about it.

Where we lived in CA we used to get "tuley fog" that would come in and just sit down. My first year it was 57 straight days with no apparent sun (you could not tell where it was....you just knew it was day).

Boy did things get rough those last weeks.

Then, in March.....

 

[Lockback]

The older ive gotten the more i enjoy the snow and colder temps. A warm climate would depress me.

Sadly, living in Ohio, I'm the opposite.

 

[jacksonlamb]

Almost every female in my family suffers from SAD.

 

[TheInfiniteSadness]

I wish I was sad

 

[Carl in Michigan]

is that the guy in Blurred Lines?

 

[Carl in Michigan]

I have suffered from "Seasonal Affected Disorder" for several years now. I began to notice it about 10 years ago. Over the winter months I slowly go into a sort of depression where I lose interest in things. I just don't feel right. Then about the time spring arrives I snap out of it. This year was no different. The other day I went for a walk, first walk in many weeks, and the next morning I was my old self again, feeling great and ready to take on the world. Anyone else have similar experiences?

Michigan winters depress me more every year. fortunately winter ends quicker every year too

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

The older ive gotten the more i enjoy the snow and colder temps. A warm climate would depress me.

Further proof that you are not right in the head.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

I have suffered from "Seasonal Affected Disorder" for several years now. I began to notice it about 10 years ago. Over the winter months I slowly go into a sort of depression where I lose interest in things. I just don't feel right. Then about the time spring arrives I snap out of it. This year was no different. The other day I went for a walk, first walk in many weeks, and the next morning I was my old self again, feeling great and ready to take on the world. Anyone else have similar experiences?

 

[MarathonMike]

I have suffered from "Seasonal Affected Disorder" for several years now. I began to notice it about 10 years ago. Over the winter months I slowly go into a sort of depression where I lose interest in things. I just don't feel right. Then about the time spring arrives I snap out of it. This year was no different. The other day I went for a walk, first walk in many weeks, and the next morning I was my old self again, feeling great and ready to take on the world. Anyone else have similar experiences?

I think there are lots of folks who have varying degrees of SAD. We have many thousands of "snow birds" who come here to Arizona usually after Christmas and stay until March or April.

 

[Concerned American]

I have suffered from "Seasonal Affected Disorder" for several years now. I began to notice it about 10 years ago. Over the winter months I slowly go into a sort of depression where I lose interest in things. I just don't feel right. Then about the time spring arrives I snap out of it. This year was no different. The other day I went for a walk, first walk in many weeks, and the next morning I was my old self again, feeling great and ready to take on the world. Anyone else have similar experiences?

Hard not to in the northern climes in the winter. I've found that vitamin D every other day helps. This year was much better for me as we had a very mild winter with many more sunny days than normal.

 

[Concerned American]

I know that's the usual reaction.
To me it's one of the ugliest sights on Earth. I hate it.

My sister is the same way. I'm the opposite. I like the cold and snow. I like getting out in it and skiing. I am not a fan of the overcast though. I prefer sunny days.

 

[The Duke]

Is this a pollen thing? Because the pollen is kicking my ass.

 

[Unkotare]

Is this a pollen thing? Because the pollen is kicking my ass.

Allergies are a challenge for the Mrs. and our youngest.

 

[SweetSue92]

I have suffered from "Seasonal Affected Disorder" for several years now. I began to notice it about 10 years ago. Over the winter months I slowly go into a sort of depression where I lose interest in things. I just don't feel right. Then about the time spring arrives I snap out of it. This year was no different. The other day I went for a walk, first walk in many weeks, and the next morning I was my old self again, feeling great and ready to take on the world. Anyone else have similar experiences?

I don't think I have it to this extent, but since walking outside in the winter I do notice my mood picks up

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Allergies are a challenge for the Mrs. and our youngest.

They should get the pollen serum shots.
Changed my life.