Hi Valleyrie,
I feel so sorry that you are going through this. I was also on depression meds when I was younger and they often don't work the way we want them to. We want to feel happy and alive again, but these meds often inhibit your emotions because otherwise we'd be sad all the time because of depression, so we get into a state of emotional numbness where you just don't feel anymore. It's all so blank. Please do take them if they help, but you need to know that you'll have to change your attitude. You'll have to become pro-active in order to win over depression. I know this is all so easy to say and not so easy to do, but please do it for yourself. Also, please talk to anybody about these feelings, your therapist, your parents. Someone who can listen and help you. When you're dead, nothing will matter, we don't know what is beyond death but you'll for sure not exist in the same form, and nobody can ever get you back to life. It is permanent, forever. Life is worth living, even if it is sometimes so cruel, there's always some beauty in it. Try living the moment, go for walk, just enjoy the heat of the sun warming up your face, collect flowers, do something that will make your day brighter. Pursue new hobbies, they are a fantastic way of meeting new people. These little moments can save your life. I know it's all dark right now and it's so hard to see the light at the end of tunnel when you believe you're in a bottomless pit, but it does get better. And don't be afraid of clinging to your family, or of being needy. Right now you really need them, and I'm so glad they support you, that's like so huge, so please don't be afraid of talking to them about this. They will listen and they will do whatever they can to help and save you.
I wish you all the best,
Aurora