2 days ago by April Hawks

When you are in a depression, how do you pull yourself out? How do you recognize it? Is there a way to turn your thoughts around to reflect the outcome you would prefer? In other words, can you think yourself out of a depression? When you notice that sadness has been holding your hand and staying wi ...

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5 days ago by Debbie Johansson

I’m sure we’ve all experienced those days when you want to write, but something is holding you back. Sometimes you are mentally drained; other times it may be physical. Then come those days when you are both physically and emotionally drained – your body is screaming out to you that enough is enough ...

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10 days ago by Sharon

That’s what my mom said last night on the phone to me, referring to me. It’s been a good January. January is not always so good. I get down, a bit of self-diagnosed seasonal depression. You’d think living in Florida would alleviate it, and it’s definitely not as bad as a teenager growing up in Minne ...

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11 days ago by Bryan Aldeghi

Winter is a season dreaded by many. From the snow to the freezing cold to the ongoing sicknesses, winter brings numerous things to dislike. For many, it is a period of depressed mood and activity level brought on by the reduced amount of sunlight. The effects of winter have become so pronounced over ...

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11 days ago by Tom

As winter’s cold and harsh weather continues, gloomy feelings and restlessness strike many people. For some, the condition is more intense and prolonged, resulting in a diagnosis of seasonal affective disorder (or SAD). The symptoms of SAD resemble those for depression – feelings of worthlessness or ...

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13 days ago by Vonnie Davis

This time of the year is always the hardest for me. The holiday happenings are over, and everyone is back to their routines. I miss my grandkids. I miss warm days, even though the winter has been mild in southern Virginia. I miss the flowers and buterflies. Mid-winter blues, I call it. I cry easier. ...

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16 days ago by thea

Pin it If there is one truth that cannot be denied, it’s this: I absolutely, 100%, without a doubt cannot STAND Winter. At all. The extra layers, the wind, the dry skin, the piles of melting snow left by little boots in the middle of my kitchen floor that I step in every.single.time! It seriously ma ...

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16 days ago by Elizabeth and Kyle @ Love Is the Adventure

Source: boostyouresteem.tumblr.com via Elizabeth on Pinterest 1. My brand new sun lamp (post to follow). What up, Seasonal Affective? 2. Holding an actual second folio of William Shakespeare in my hands (published circa 1632). Magic. 3. Getting a haircut. My bangs are thanking me. 4. Losing 4.6 poun ...

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16 days ago by Will

Most of my blog posts get titled after completion. Only rarely do I start with the caption and build an essay out of it. This morning the two words above best express what’s going on in my little world. In truth, I could stop there. It probably isn’t necessary to write anything more, but I’m going t ...

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17 days ago by sustahl

This is the worst time of the year for me. It is the time when I need medication to help get me out of the rut. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) didn't affect me until my early 30s. I don't know if it was caused by moving where it hardly snowed and the skies were usually blue to where the skies are ...

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