Hi Desperado,
I just joined here too. I am so sorry to hear about your situation, but it's great that you have found something new that might help. I have a suggestion. I am definitely no expert (I haven't even started myself, I am waiting for a painfully slow shipment of naltrexone), but I did read lots and lots about this method.
Here's my suggestion: part of the reason TSM is supposed to work better than the FDA-approved way of using naltrexone (every day, while not drinking) is that you can still enjoy regular daily activities without naltrexone blunting healthy positive feelings. I have read that people who take naltrexone every day can get very apathetic toward life in general, and people who suffer from depression may be at a higher risk for that. So I don't know how often you are taking it now, but I would suggest doing everything you can to throw in an alcohol-free day as often as possible if you can, to give yourself a break from the naltrexone, and to re-train your brain to enjoy normal activities more than it enjoys drinking.
You probably already know this yourself from your own reading on TSM, but I worry about people with depression who are having to take this stuff all the time. I also suffer from depression, and it is a big deal, and can really affect your recovery. I hope you don't mind my unsolicited advice! I am crossing my fingers for you and wishing you success and good health.
