Taylor Swift is famous for songs such as ‘Shake it off’ and ‘Blank Space.’ Recently, Swift was sued by a fellow singer, Jesse Braham, for stealing the lyrics “Shake it off.” Jesse Braham was seeking a compensation lump sum of 42 million dollars, from Taylor Swift for plagiarizing his music. The lawsuit led to Taylor Swift having sleepless nights for two weeks as she awaited the ruling of the case (Plucinska, 2015). Law analysts postulated that the lawsuit could be successful implying Swift could pay the lump sum and discredit her reputation. The popular singer could also be forced to refund all benefits from advertisements, loyalties, and endorsements. The expected losses stressed Taylor Swift and later graduated to a serious depression.
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She was also angered by the case considering that she spends a significant portion of her day writing her compositions of music (WebMD, 2015). The singer got frustrated by small activities and lost interest in ordinary daily activities and hobbies such as morning workout. Close friends also confessed Swift had two weeks of sleeplessness and often complained of fatigue. The tiresome nights made her lack the energy to do basic chores including cooking. She ate little or no food due to loss of appetite implying she lost weight during the two weeks period. Elsewhere, the singer performed poorly in the recording studio, forcing her to postpone recording and video shooting sessions (Mayo Clinic, 2015). Producers and directors complained she had trouble coordinating, concentrating and decision-making, especially, when composing songs (WebMD, 2015). In one instance in the field recording a scene, the singer was replaced because she could not remember the plot earlier on rehearsed. She could also seek time off from recording studio due to a severe headache.
Clinical examples
A person develops clinical depression if fatigue and energy loss persist every day for two weeks. Other clinically depressed persons feel self-worthlessness and guilt accompanied by impaired concentration for more than one week (WebMD, 2015). A key distinguishing factor for clinical depression is persistent
She was also angered by the case considering that she spends a significant portion of her day writing her compositions of music (WebMD, 2015). The singer got frustrated by small activities and lost interest in ordinary daily activities and hobbies such as morning workout. Close friends also confessed Swift had two weeks of sleeplessness and often complained of fatigue. The tiresome nights made her lack the energy to do basic chores including cooking. She ate little or no food due to loss of appetite implying she lost weight during the two weeks period. Elsewhere, the singer performed poorly in the recording studio, forcing her to postpone recording and video shooting sessions (Mayo Clinic, 2015). Producers and directors complained she had trouble coordinating, concentrating and decision-making, especially, when composing songs (WebMD, 2015). In one instance in the field recording a scene, the singer was replaced because she could not remember the plot earlier on rehearsed. She could also seek time off from recording studio due to a severe headache.
Clinical examples
A person develops clinical depression if fatigue and energy loss persist every day for two weeks. Other clinically depressed persons feel self-worthlessness and guilt accompanied by impaired concentration for more than one week (WebMD, 2015). A key distinguishing factor for clinical depression is persistent