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RKP5637

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7. Yes, I can see where it would definitely depend on the type of

Reply to undergroundpanther (Reply #2)

Sun Apr 8, 2012, 06:50 PM

Apr 2012

depression. I get depressed from time to time, but nothing like you had to endure. I'm glad to hear the article helped you feel a tiny bit better. Everything helps. Thanks for sharing this!

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Do NOT attempt to think or depression may result. [View all] undergroundpanther Apr 2012 OP

Yep to the researchers, catatonic depression is just great, yep they RKP5637 Apr 2012 #1

it might depend on the type of depression you have. undergroundpanther Apr 2012 #2

Yes, I can see where it would definitely depend on the type of RKP5637 Apr 2012 #7

N duh! I've said for decades of this "be happy" crap, Lionessa Apr 2012 #3

right? justabob Apr 2012 #6

The Door, By E.B. White WillyT Apr 2012 #4

Interesting, I've been depressed most of my life. The worst has been the last 4 years Raine Apr 2012 #5

Come to think of it, I've never met a depressed moron. RagAss Apr 2012 #8

I`ve been depressed most of my life too Flying Squirrel Apr 2012 #9

This works for me: Zorra Apr 2012 #10