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Do you know any of her friends? If you do, you could "accidentally" end up at the same party. There you'll have a chance to build your value by using social proof, which your girl will surely notice.
The trick is in building your value without paying too much attention to her; you don't want to make it seem like you're in a hurry to get back, just that, you know, you enjoy her company and it was fun to see her. Make yourself valuable and then go with the push and pull. Have fun, tease her. Never make any kind of comment about your relationship. Keep her guessing. You might want to put an arm around another girl and say, "this girl is awesome. I think I want to adopt her." and then perhaps ask your gf is she agrees.
If you've been depressed, chances are you've been pretty low value. That is the first issue I would correct. Also, you might want to snap out of that sorry state. You don't need medication, you need to take responsibility of yourself. You and only you are responsible for your state, I don't care what the f*ck happened in your earlier life. Girls are hypersensitive to that kind of shit.
Yes actually, I met her at a mutual friend's party. I talked to her recently and she said they'll probably be having more parties come September and she'd let me know when. That's also what I was thinking. Waiting out until then, and seeing her there. It's just hard to not contact her now. But I guess contacting her now would put me further "in debt" so to speak when I see her again in September. So far the break has been pretty clean and I haven't been overly needy or desperate. To you then, does the possibility of seeing her at the party mean I shouldn't contact her right now? By then, she could have a new boyfriend.
And I'm sorry but I've dealt with depression my whole life and you can't just snap out of it. Clinical depression is different then feeling sad about life and your circumstances.
Did you discuss the common side-effects antidepressants have with your doctor before you started? Just wanted to make sure...
1. Addicting.
2. Makes personality change.
3. Makes you "not feel" aka drains happiness out of your life.
4. Mass murders and suicides are often linked to antidepressants. The substances remove inhibitions (kinda like alcohol) which makes it possible to do things that you never would otherwise.
5. Antidepressants were never designed to cure depression. You're meant to stay on them, for life. Healthy people are not very good customers.
6. It is a not-so-secret secret that doctors get paid vacations and luxory homes paid by medical companies for recommending their products. It's nice of you to support them. I'm sure the doctors are very good people.
I'm not telling you
shouldn't take medication. You are the expert on your life. Hell, sometimes medication might be needed. Do I believe it to be a long term solution? No. Negative emotions are a neccessity of life. They are a message. They tell us we need to change either our actions or our outlook.
Also... Do you notice how you justify your depression to me? You even have a name for it.
Clinical depression. Yet I bet you're not as clinically depressed on some days as you are on others. And if you're not sad about life and your circumstances, what
are you sad about? Did you ever consider the possibility that, maybe, you're just lacking in some key nutrients? Or maybe you're just surrounded by assholes? Or you just never learned to recognize negative emotions and call them all 'depressed'? Just want to give you some options coz that clinically depressed shit doesn't sound very fun.
Getting back to the main subject, the girl. Make the party your plan A. If an opportunity pops up before that, take it. I'm sure you'll have enough on your hands with yourself to keep you occupied until then.