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I want to avoid typing a novel, but generally, I have been struggling with depression for a few years now, and I'm currently in a bit of a downward spiral. This just happens every once in a while, but right now is especially bad.

My boyfriend (we've been together for a year, and were on and off for about a year before that) has known of my issues for about 6 months. He was extremely supportive when I told him, which was very difficult for me, and he told me he would always be there for me and willing to help me. He has continued to be very loving and supportive, especially during the school year, during which our relationship is long distance (we go to schools that are ~8 hours apart).

I love him very much, and I know he loves me, but he is beginning to feel uncomfortable with that fact that I sometimes rely on him for my happiness - which is reasonable. He told me it's beginning to be hard on him and is making him slightly unhappy.

He said he does not want to be with anyone else, and does not want to break up with me, but is beginning to think that I need time to myself to get better. Again, I think he's being very reasonable and I understand, but I don't want to lose him. He has helped me through very hard times and he has become my rock.

I am trying to get better. I have taken medication - which I'm planning on starting again - and since our conversation I have decided that I will try going to yoga and see a professional. I want to get better for our relationship. 

Does anyone have any suggestions of things I could do further to save my relationship, and myself??
<bot>: My depression is ruining my relationship, is there anything I can do to show my boyfriend that I am serious about getting better, and about making our relationship healthy again?