@MDE1123
I guess the best think you can do is offer her support, let her know that you're there and that you appreciate her and recommend her to get help from a professional :)
@cloudTraveler thanks x but shes really bad and we're going to different colleges so i cant always be thete for her
You be there for them. Don't force them to do anything they don't want to. Offer your ear as a listener because sometimes it's preferred over talking. Try not to push them into talking about it; they will talk when they're ready. Give them love and let them know you are right there if they need anything in the future. Do not talk down to said person, but encourage them with kindness and positivity. Remind them that the cause of depression may not be their fault (only when it's the case, like after an event triggered it).
@safeandsoundta
You are right and left me speechless because as someon who's battled it over and over it resounded deeply so thank you.
@starryNarwhal63 You're welcome. I just took this from my personal experience.
@SuNsEtandSuNrIsE Just by listenening and offering empathy you can offer a great deal of support :) Perhaps suggest to her to seek professional help?x
