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    Anxiety and Depression Do you ever feel like you’re not good enough? Do you ever feel emotionally numb? Are things losing their interest? Well you might be one of the “lucky” millions who have either anxiety or depression. Anxiety and depression affect your life in every way. Different things trigger these sudden feelings and when you get into them you could be lost for days. Here are things that triggered it for me‚ some of the things that changed in my life and how I would react to try to feel

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    yet toughest part of our mortal life. Depression is defined as "a state of despondency marked by feelings of powerlessness and hopelessness" (Coon‚ 2001). Some people can mix up depression with just having the blues because of a couple of bad days or even weeks. It is already said that depression affects about one sixth of the population or more (Doris‚ Ebmeier‚ Shajahan‚ 1999). Depression can happen in any age range from birth to death. The cause of depression is still obscure and becoming clear that

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    The Great Depression The Great Depression caused the poor to become poorer and the rich were not affected as much. Some of the rich misunderstood people because of their economic situation. Great Depression was one of the most stark economic situations the world had seen. It all started during mid 1900’s and lasted till 1939. The effects of the Great Depression were seen all over the whole world with high unemployment‚ low production and deflation. Some examples of effects were‚ Stock Market Crashes

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    downfalls in america’s economy‚ but there was one that vanquished them all‚ the great depression. Millions of people‚ rich or poor‚ were affected in different ways. Families searching in the trash for food‚ and farmers killing their sheep because they don’t make profit due to the price for shipping them. Those are two examples of many in which the great depression affected some. The first main cause of the great depression was economic reasoning. Document L states how there was a weak banking structure

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    The whole world was affected tremendously by the great depression‚ but Canada was one of the hardest hit nations. Exports being a large part of Canada’s income‚ it was because of the damage done to world trade that Canada suffered so greatly. At the height of the depression‚ in 1933‚ 30% of the labour force was unemployed and 20% of all Canadians were dependent on government relief for survival. Did the government do enough to fix this? Most people certainly didn’t think so. The relief that the government

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    Causes of The Great Depression History Imagine waking up one morning‚ only to find out that all your investments and savings are gone. So if your bank that you invested all your money in collapsed‚ you didn’t get any money back. This is what happened to millions of Americans during the 1930s. This era was called the great depression. The great depression was one of the worst economy issues we have ever had in history. It was a hard time for everyone. The great depression started in 1929 till

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    “one’s own husband‚ assures friends and relatives that there is really nothing the matter with one but temporary nervous depression.” This distinctly indicates that the narrator is afflicted with depression‚ since her husband has diagnosed her with this disorder. One is also inclined to believe that this illness is the result of childbirth and a condition known as post-partum depression. In line 33‚ the narrator says that “we took the nursery at the top of the house.” After reading this‚ one can comprehend

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    The Great Depression had many causes. Some of these were: a surplus of goods‚ the stock market crash and many countries’ reliance on exports‚ in particular Australia. These causes together created the Great Depression. The share prices had been increasing very highly in the late 1920’s. Investors buying the shares on margin when they couldn’t afford them caused this. They became millionaires quickly with the high share prices. Car sales slowed‚ house sales slowed and steel production slowed because

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    Awakening What do Buddhism and my depression have in common? They both share an enlightening experience. The Buddhists believe enlightenment is a state in which a person achieves complete wisdom and compassion. I did not experience what the Buddhists consider enlightenment; rather‚ I had a moment of clarity through all the fog of my depression that led to awareness. And‚ some Buddhist denominations believe awareness is the key to reaching enlightenment. Depression can be described as an endless fog

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    Depression among teenagers in Hong Kong Every year many teenagers die not because of accidents or illness‚ but by themselves. According to a study (2008) conducted by the Mental Health Association of Hong Kong‚ 1 in every 12 juvenile adolescents suffer from major depression. The report said about 2.1 million teens aged 12 to 17 experienced a major depressive episode in the past year. For almost half of the teens‚ depression drastically reduced their abilities to deal with aspects of their daily

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