In My Day…We Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ated the Positive | Lynn Ruth Miller
In my day we didn’t spend a lot of money on medications to cure depression. We didn’t have Zoloft or Paxil. If we complained my mom pushed us outside and told us to get back on the horse. What she meant was, get over it. […]
You Can Never Count The Stars: Shania & Sydney’s True Story of Help & Hope
This from Mental Health America of Texas. “Shania becomes depressed and has thoughts of suicide after being bullied and going off her medication. She gets help from her sister, Sydney, her mother, counseling and love and help from her family. Her true story emphasizes that […]
Gruesome Depression: Did I or Didn’t I? Do I or Don’t I? | The Tales of a Stroke Patient | Joyce Hoffman
[Editor’s note: This article is part of the series, The Tales of a Stroke Patient. You can access the other articles here.] The 27-year-old analysis, including 28 studies of more than 300,000 people, determined there were 8,478 strokes. Depressed people were 45% more likely to experience […]