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These are some of the themes on depression that we are addressing on this site:

Depression Home

Natural Remedy Depression

DSM-IV Depression

Manic Depression Symptoms

How To Deal With Depression

Alcohol And Depression

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Pregnancy And Depression

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Open Question: Grade my essay please?
I know my teacher is gonna grade it anyways, but I only have one shot at this. It's for AP American history, so it has to be like perfect. Constructive criticism is appreciated and thanks for reading I know it's very boring! And whoever can steel themselves into reading this I definitely admire you :) What caused the Roaring Twenties to come to a grinding halt? Analyze the events of the 1920s that contributed to the demise of the American economy, using economic, social and political variables. The 1920s were a decade of economic prosperity. The employment rate was high, and the productivity rate was soaring due to new technological advancements. Globally, the United States was extending it's power across the world and establishing itself firmly in the global market. However, the country was unconsciously setting itself up for economic doom. Consumers, bolstered by the new availability of loans and slower payments from companies, were making purchases that cost many times their regular salary, resulting in a doubling of installment debt throughout the country. Factories were producing more than could actually be afforded by their low-cost employees, and due to an originally successful high tariff, the United States began a global tariff war in which it quickly became the center. Extremely high productivity rates, severe political mistakes, income inequality and nation-wide loans were the leading causes to the demise of the American economy. During World War I, farmers were both encouraged to and assisted in increasing crop production. European nations looked to the US for food, and farmers found themselves gaining a steady income. However, after the war, that government assistance was snatched away, leaving farmers with debt that could no longer be paid off easily. This forced them to plant more cash crops, leading to a surplus of wheat on the market, driving prices down and impelling farmers to plant even more crops for the next year. A similar problem was occurring in factories. In an effort to match popular demand, factories produced an increasing amount of consumer goods. Factory output soared with the utilization of new machines and techniques designed to increase production, while employee wages did not rise any higher. Demand could not keep up with supply, and as a result the price of goods collapsed. Overproduction led to a severely damaged economy leading up to the Great Depression. President Herbert Hoover and his administration simply downplayed the depression in the beginning, and assured citizens that they were only facing a temporary slump in the economy. They claimed that it would actually clean up the current corrupted practices within the system. However, when the economy continued to fail, Hoover declared the government would play a strict laissez-faire, or hands-off policy, stating that the government should not interfere with the economy, but instead let it right itself. He advised American citizens to practice self-reliance and work hard. In addition to his inaction, Hoover approved the Smooth-Hawley tariff, which pulled the average tariff rate for imported goods up nearly sixty percent. This was intended to protect American goods and businesses, but the main result was retaliation from foreign nations, who ceased to buy American products. US producers were desperate for any sales at all, and were severely hurt by this move. Political practices not only failed to aid American citizens during the recession, but actually added to the accumulating disasters. By the late 1920s, income inequality was more severe than in any other time in U.S. history. More than a third of all the nation's wealth was owned by the top one percent of Americans, while the poorest twenty percent were forced to make do with only four percent of it. Very few Americans were incredibly wealthy, whereas the vast majority were in poverty or barely above poverty. There was practically no middle class, and this giant difference in classes added more difficulty to the plummeting economy. On top of this, Americans had begun making purchases on credit since the beginning of the century, agreeing to pay for their items later rather than up front. When the economy began to fall, these same people found themselves unable to pay up, and creditors were left to absorb millions of dollars in faulty loans. In addition, consumers had begun buying stocks on margin, borrowing money from a broker and then using the money they gained from their investment to pay off their debt. This led to a stock market built up on imaginary money, and eventually led to the inevitable crash of the stock market. The crash of the stock market marked the end of the prosperous nineteen twenties. In an ironic twist, the economic prosperity that had afforded such glamour and technological boom during the twenties caused the greatest economic depression this country has ever seen. Consumers, politicians and businesses alike

Open Question: How to handle a divorce?
My wife said she wanted space because she is holding resentment and anger towards me and that she had an appointment to an attorney today on the 11th. I left for a week when I found a text on her phone from supposedly a guy she works with that said "I miss you much......I love you!". So I left cause we were drinking and to avoid a blow up later. I now moved back after 1 week and she still wants me out but, I don't want her to say I abandoned the house and my kids. So I refuse to leave. Last night we got into an argument because she was yelling at me about the finances and I finally blew and said I'm not the one F**Kg around. Now she says I disrespected her and she was going to end our marriage of 13 yrs. Yes we have always had a rocky relationship and now it hurts to let go. I hate to loose my family but, these past few months I feel I am the only one putting in any part to make it better. She says I harrass her and I see it as just trying to fix the problem but, she dont listen. All she can say is I want to be alone and want my space and that I have left her no other choice but to file for divorce. How do you get over that empty feeling and depression of loosing your family? Is there a way to get over this hurt and stop trying to work things out with her.

Open Question: Cancer patients: How do you remain optimistic?
Please, I'm not even 100 percent sure I have cancer yet, just have really telling symptoms that I need to have tested and I feel like I can barely keep it together. I think it is important to remain optimistic, but I'm scared that I'm not predisposed to that, somehow. I have a history of depression. Thank you for any advice. I feel so alone.

Open Question: Major Depression during pregnancy?
I'm 24 weeks pregnant... Lately I'm not sure what's wrong with me... I will have these random crying fits that last 1-2 hours sometimes. I never feel like killing myself, but there have been quite a few moments where I feel so overwhelmingly depressed that I just want to go to bed and not wake up. On an almost daily basis, I get these waves of horrible depression that just come out of nowhere. It's been this way for over a month... And when I say they come out of nowhere, they really do. Most of the time I feel so unbelievably down and there isn't a reason. I've tried talking to my husband about this and he gets really mad at me, because he doesn't believe me that I'm feeling this way for reasons I can't explain. He thinks I'm just not telling him something or that he's not doing enough to make me happy, and I constantly tell him 'no' and that it has nothing to do with him, he just gets more upset and storms off. He doesn't understand, but what's crazy is, NEITHER DO I. I was diagnosed with major depression and an anxiety disorder when I was 16 years old, but the older I got, the better I became at controlling my feelings and dealing with them. But now I feel like I can't control my feelings anymore and I'm very worried. I'm so worried that me feeling as depressed as I do will harm my baby, and I try my best to cheer myself up but sometimes it's almost impossible. And then I worry that if I'm feeling this low DURING pregnancy, what happens if I feel even worse AFTER pregnancy? I dread becoming one of those mothers who gets post-postpartum depression... ANY ADVICE?!!

Open Question: Why do some peoples bodies have a far higher fresh hold for sustaining life in bad times than others?
For example, a friend of mine died quite recently of a heart attack caused by the fact. She suffered from bulimia, although she was very young the same age as me. I am now in treatment for bulimia. But I wonder why it was her who died rather than me. I have been I'll a lot longer than her, I have a history anorexia, although not full blown as I never officially reached a low enough weight but I did lose my period and went for days with no food or drink on occasion. When I developed bulimia I would vomit up to 10 times a day abuse laxatives and diet pills. I used to purposefully restrict my body completely from certain nutrients. Plus there is the history of major depression, suicide attempts. But my friend, we told each other everything, we were trying to recover together when she died. I know for a fact that she was only making herself sick maximum of 4 times a day. Plus she was I'll for not very long and was not underweight. I miss her so much and Truly believe that I should have been the one who died, not her. She was a lot prettier than me and more Intelligent. Now I want to recover for her because she never got the chance to. Bit please can someone explain to me medically, why some people have a much higher threshold than others for recovery?

Open Question: I suffer from Generalized Anxiety Disorder (self diagnosis). So what now?
I have put comments by the symptoms to prove I have it. * Excessive, ongoing worry and tension I worry about losing my job, I worry about getting out of debt, I worry about having "the perfect marriage", I worry about what other people think about me, I worry about what other people are wearing/doing * An unrealistic view of problems In order for me to sexually be interested in my wife she had to dye her hair blonde because I was convinced that she would act more fun. I work 12 hour days and I expected the house to be perfect every day while my wife stayed home to take care of the kids. * Restlessness or a feeling of being "edgy" I'm always ready to jump into an argument and offer my opinion, especially if my opinion was opposing. * Irritability I don't like being interrupted if I'm doing something I feel is important (like typing this up) * Muscle tension My chiropractor says that my neck is extremely stiff and has recommended me multiple times to go and see the massage therapist. * Headaches Yup, blamed it on the caffeine though * Sweating Nope, not more than usual but usually when I do it's because my boss is coming and I'm worried she's going to fire me. * Difficulty concentrating Yes. I can't read books because when I sit down to read one I can't concentrate on it. I look at the words then go off into la la land then I only "skim" what I should be reading. * Nausea Feeling sick to my stomache has been a hereditary thing. I don't puke much but I need Tums alot * The need to go to the bathroom frequently Not really, I don't drink lots of water so it's my own fault I suppose. * Tiredness All the time. I stay up late worrying about my life and I wake up feeling uneasy. * Trouble falling or staying asleep Again, I'm staying up super late worried about my life and how unsuccessful I've been. * Trembling Nope, never trembled. * Being easily startled No but I'm easily upset by someone who says "I have bad news" because I immediately think of the worst thing possible... Let's say I really DO have it but I don't want to go on addictive medicine. What should I do? What kind of lifestyle should I live? In addition, people with GAD often have other anxiety disorders (such as panic disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and phobias), suffer from depression, and/or abuse drugs or alcohol

Open Question: B12 Deficiency Symptoms ?
I have just been diagnosed with B12 & Folate Deficiency, after 7 years !! Are these symptoms of this deficiency ? Foggy/ Impaired thinking, Difficulty in speaking clearly, Constant fatigue, Chills, even when it's warm weather, blue nails, blue lips, frequently urinating, disorientation, dizziness, numbness in face and body, muscle spasms in face and body, nervous energy/ depression Rapid heartbeat/Flutters etc ......... Please can anyone identify with these symptoms ??? Also get Jelly legs and Heaviness all over body ??

Open Question: History Help! PLEASE! Quick questions ~?
1. Hitler inaccurately associated the concept of an Aryan race with all of the following groups EXCEPT ancient Greeks and Romans. Germans. Scandinavians. Jews. 2. Hitler ended Germany's economic woes, unemployment, and the depression by putting women to work in factories. passing the "Nuremberg Laws." public works projects and a rearmament program. building more churches and universities. 3. The Kristallnacht, which happened on November 9, 1938, was the inspiration for the anthem of the Nazi Party. the destructive rampage against German Jews led by Nazis. the signing of Hitler's agreement with Russia. the creation of Hitler's secret police under Heinrich Himmler. 4. Hitler's goal was to create a Third Reich, or German Empire. Third Workers' Party. Third Depression. Third Reichstag. 5. Hitler's political theories were based on all of the following EXCEPT racism, especially anti-Semitism Darwinian social struggle communism nationalism

Open Question: please compare depression from child abuse vs chemical imbalance?
my understanding is that there are 2 different kinds of depression, one kind is gained from being abused as a child, and the other is from chemical imbalances.

Open Question: Depression help issues?
Ok so I just found out someone in my family is depressed is there anthing I can do to help them i see them eveyday shes in here 30s and it might come to a seperantion with her and her husband and i dont know what to do is there a way to cure it??? Please someone help me I have no idea of what to do.

Open Question: is it normal for zoloft to make you extremely tired even after 4 weeks?
my daughter (15) was prescribed and antidepressant for anxiety and mild depression. She is on 50 mg dose. She is SOOO tired all the time, (in fact she is staying home today to sleep from school)school work is declining, and its been 4 weeks already on the meds. I figured she'd be a little tired as a side effect, but this is rediculous. I have her an appt tomorrow to talk about switching or just taking her off them, but I am just curious if this is typical or not in some cases........Its definitely having more negative effects than positive

Open Question: I am having depression?
Story My lover isÂ 53Â yo,Â american. He lives in new york . IÂ amÂ 32Â yo,Â asian , live in seattle . Â WeÂ hasÂ beenÂ knowingÂ eachÂ otherÂ almostÂ 10Â years.Â WeÂ hadÂ justÂ gottenÂ backÂ inÂ touchÂ sinceÂ junÂ 09.Â IÂ fellÂ inÂ loveÂ wÂ himÂ sinceÂ then.Â I visited him in oct 09. It was the first time we met (online before). I stayed w him 2 wks.Â He has a hi5 account where he stores his family pictures. I 've recently seen some posts from a 30 yo girl living in thailand on his hi 5 pages . He has hundreds girls in his friend list. (he has been single for 7 years) . Everyone could see how mad that thai girl loves him ! She posted so many picture showing that she miss him a lot, she could not let him go, she is very sad now, and she was wondering why their relationship was not as good as before . I Was so surprise Â with her patience ! She posted a note on his pages every single days, she has been doing that from month to month.Â I want to know who is she , One day , i catched her online, and we talked. She Â Didnt know who am i, she just thought i was a man. I asked her how old is she, how long she been knowing him ( she said since sep 08, and in may 09, Â he told her Â to wait for him to go thailand to marry her) I was busy working i could not response her message , i think she chat to Â him and told him about me ! Â Â A moment later, my lover sent me a message 'have you lost your mind, i will not be talking to u anymore' Hhhmmm, then he was just invisible on me. I ve never seen him online anymore since then ! There r no chance for me to explain anything.Â I was very upset, it happened ! I try to get him out of my mind but i could not ! Give me advice please ! Â Â Â Â I m sorry for my poor english, i ve taken english class lately ! I admit i am an idiot ! But could u pls tell me what type of person he is ? I ve devoted to him so many things, but he seemed not to love me at all , didnt he ? I m wondering how come it s so difficult to make a man love me ? I feel likes i will not be able to alive if he does not get back in touch w me . Could u pls tell me that i was totally wrong when i talk to her , that thai girl Oh no , i became citizenship 3 yrs ago. I do not use him for being a citizen. He has 3 kids, 13 year old twins and 8 yo. I used to say 'not only u r attractive, but u r also smart , good business woman, being together we make a lot of money' i was hurt because i thought he used me for making a lot of money ! I used to think that . But i dont know why i still love him so much, could not get him out of my mind. Sorry he used to say that , not me. I m using a phone to write this

Open Question: Why is depression such a big deal now?

Open Question: Is there a right answer? Boyfriend-wise?
I have been with the same man for 4.5 years. He is truly my first love, and I have come to love him more than anything. But this last year he has been showing me that my life may not be all it can be with him in it. Lately he has begun to start smoking marijuana daily, a problem he had before I met him and that he stopped for me. He is also bipolar, which I know and understand because it runs in my family, I even I have a minor case of it myself. He has also had bouts of abuse because of his bipolar during manic episodes. He has taken out his anger on me on occasion, I won't go into specifics. And he has also tried to cheat on me for the past year now. The thing that strikes me about this is that he has come so close, even being outside of the woman's house and every time he instead comes home to me. This has happened several times, and his therapist thinks it is hyper-sexuality brought on, again, by manic episodes. He also has no job, no money, and nothing higher than a high school education, and from his past showing of character he may never have more than this. I on the other hand, do not do drugs or drink, am in college for a double degree in dietetics and nursing, have a job, and have never once cheated or thought about cheating. Please don't think I am conceded, if it were just one of these problems he has I would go through it a hundred times to be with him, but all of this combined, it is just too much. All signs point to me leaving him. But something keeps me with him. I still love him more than life itself. All I have wanted since I can remember is to find someone who loves me, and I found him. Sometimes I imagine my life without him and feel like I will just slip back into the depression that once used to control me so much. I think about my future and I want him in it. But the way he is acting is making me question the only thing I have ever believed in, our love. Is there any hope that he will change? Would I need to take more drastic measures before he realizes what he could lose if he doesn't control his bipolar? I just need advice, maybe someone out there can shine a a light of experience on this confusion I have. Thank You

Open Question: What can I do for depression?
For the last few months, I have been really sad and it's really hard to explain. Whenever anyone talks to me all I can do is give them a cold, blank stare and say very little. My familly doesn't like me and people at school stay away since.

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