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As our society progresses, we often find ourselves in challenging situations and tough scenarios which often challenge our wits and abilities to the extremes. So what happens if we fail? Depending on individual characters, some may get up and keep going, ...

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5 Reasons To Not Let Depression Control You Anymore!
 
Family - It can be very vexing to loved one's when you are depressed. On one hand they want nothing but the best for you, but on the other they sometimes get frustrated and wonder why you can't simply snap out of it. It can be particularly hard on children of someone with depression as it may affect their outlook on life for many years to come. Having experienced this myself, I can say definitely this the number one reason to fight your depression.

Work - Work life generally suffers when in the throws of depression. It is more difficult to concentrate and not as easy to create and maintain good professional working relationships and partnerships. Furthermore, it makes being a "Self-starter" more unlikely. Rather than moving forward, maintaining the status-quo becomes more acceptable, even if only unconsciously.

Love - The love life of a person with depression can suffer tremendously. Regardless of How much someone may profess their dedication to another person, if the other person can never see the bright side, it can wear on them. Life is short, right? Love conquers A WHOLE LOT, but it doesn't conquer everything. Sometimes we must add internal fortitude to love to truly be invincible. Besides isn't it better to fight, not just for you, but for this person that you love as well?

Health - University studies have proven that people who are depressed are more likely to get sick, and more likely to die of an illness than those who are content. It is in your benefit, health wise, to fight your depression as well. A recent New York Times article, citing a University study, indicated that persons who have been diagnosed as depressed have more hospital visits, and a shorter lifespan.

Prosperity - The depressed person sometimes lacks clarity of thought, and may miss golden opportunities to improve their lives if only they had been paying attention. This may be, perhaps, the most important point, since many people believe they would be happier if only this part of their life, or that part of their life, etc was different. Allowing good things to happen in your life might just give you the jump start needed to end the cycle of depression and self imposed-isolation( even if only figuratively ).

Fighting depression can help your life in many ways. In some ways, the fight in itself is also a reward. You become stronger, do better at work, have better relationships, and can focus on what is really important in life so that you can improve it, for yourself, your family, friends, and loved ones.

About the author:

Adrian Calvin is co-founder of kertera.com. A mental health forum for people to discuss depression, stress, anxiety and more. If you would like to visit, then type http://www.kertera.com in your web browser.

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CBC.ca

Depressed children targeted by bullies
CBC.ca
Children who cry easily and show other signs of depression are more likely to be bullied, but researchers suggest the depression may not necessarily be caused by bullying. People often assume that being bullied leads to psychological problems such as ...
Are depressed kids bully magnets?CNN
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Globe and Mail

Bullying or depression - which comes first?
Globe and Mail
But although depressed kids are more likely to be bullied, their poor mental health is not necessarily due to abuse from their peers, CBC reports. A new study that followed 486 children through Grade 4 to Grade 6 found little indication that being ...
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Globe and Mail

Workplace depression a common occurrence
CP24, Canada
Typically a taboo and misunderstood subject, depression in the workplace is more common than people may realize, with one in five Canadians suffering from mental illness in their lifetime. For some, it may be long work days, shift work, ...
Finding the Bright Spot in DepressionThe Province (blog)
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CBC.ca

Can Smartphones Cure Depression? Probably Not.
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Scientists are looking to ditch leather couches and MDs and instead combat depression with smartphones. Northwestern University's Feinberg School of Medicine is in the midst of developing a trio of technologies to help users manage tough times, ...
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Sydney Morning Herald

Can overtime cause depression?
Sydney Morning Herald
Study finds those who routinely worked 11 hours a day or more had double the risk of developing depression. Routinely working long hours is associated with a greater risk of depression, studies show. Routinely putting in extra hours at the office can ...

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