Depression is not just “having the blues or feeling sad.” Depression doesn’t go away with a good night’s sleep. Depression interferes with people’s lives and their ability to function each day. Depression is, however, a treatable illness. With treatment, many people with depression live full and satisfying lives.

Because depression cannot be “seen” and because there is no physical diagnostic test to determine if depression is present, it is often misunderstood and there are many myths surrounding the disorder. If you have depression, or know someone that does, education and knowledge are paramount to receiving the best possible treatment. Knowing the differences between myths and facts is a great place to start.



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Depression can be brought on as the result of a traumatic event in life. However, the shock of what has happened may prevent you from realizing its impact immediately.

Read more at Suite101: Delayed Depression: Traumatic Events may not Affect You Immediately | Suite101.com http://l-mcbee.suite101.com/delayed-reaction-depression-a22952#ixzz1t24PRiAN

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