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Message: [QUOTE="left52side, post: 2412595, member: 32343"] Mike is A perfect example to your question. Lots of people suffer from depression and maintain everyday life,it is just harder for us,we have to work harder to achieve our goals and what we want to do because there is this BIG DAMN rock named depression in our way :). I myself have suffered from depression since I was A child,as well as battling many other demons in my life that I have conquered over the last ten years. Yes some days are definitely better than other,yes some days just plain suck,but I have and continue to be A winning player consistently for over five years or more.it took a long time to find me che or balance and many bad habits and mistakes to learn from them. It has never really affected my poker game because poker has always been my happy spot ,it cheers me up to be in the action and playing and focusing takes my mind off of whatever would have been bothering me. Now on the poker note poker has affected my depression in the past before I found my che ,being if I would have A losing session or have someone bink A two outter on me I would literally get so depressed and sometimes go home and just be so depressed over it for days. Then one day I woke up and said man you are good , you are going to have bad beats,losing sessions,and huge variance and there is nothing you can do about it,so either I had to learn to not let it affect me or just to quit the game. It is obvious which I chose,and since that point my mentality and outlook on the game has changed 100%. Hope this helps you friend. [/QUOTE]

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