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    The shame that surrounds depression among other mental illness is more widely rejected than past generations. This is not only because more research has been made available about mental health but because of the famous artists and writers who have helped to break down the stigma that surround it. Some of the most vocal advocates of depression today are female writers, who coincidently suffer the highest rates of depression out of any career path. Famous writers such as Sylvia Plath, Virginia…

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    Great Depression Analysis

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    Causes of the Great Depression include the following: Federal Reserve Money supply decreased and prices dropped Banks failed Low investment return Consumers withdrew funds International Trade Tariffs of 100% were imposed on raw materials entering the United States, thus the exporting countries imposed tariffs of their own. www.minneapolis.fed.org Which do you think was most damaging to the country’s economy? The failure of the Nation’s banks and the Stock Market crash, caused two-fold…

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    Depression, The Secret We Share - Andrew Solomon Nandaraye Choi Summary: Andrew Solomon shares his experience on depression, and how he feels on modern treatments for it. Solomon speaks about different treatments for depression, including electroshock therapy, as well as a cingulotomy, which is a brain surgery that treated mental illnesses. He feels that modern treatments don’t help with the depression, they just temporarily numb the pain. Using anecdotes of people he interviewed, he uses their…

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    Yes, I do believe the Great Depression could have been avoided. In the times of the Roaring Twenties, productions were at its high. Industry production grew faster than the demand for the products which led to the oversupply of goods year after year. That’s when it caught on that Investors lent money to people who couldn't afford it and this gave people the freedom to purchase on credit (people who could barely make ends meet). This meant people would be paying interest on money being lent to…

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    attention, but there is nothing exciting about depression. There’s no happy tale to tell about depression, no way to spin it into something fun to read, and nothing interesting to say about depression itself. So I’m going to spill my guts out to you in the form of writing about my personal experience and ongoing struggle with a disability that is misunderstood by many people around the globe. It’s probably best that I start by explaining how my depression came to be. Unfortunately, the…

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    Experiencing depression can lead to many things . My Depression started the year of 2010. That year started a new lifestyle for me . My whole life came crumbling down into tiny pieces . Me longing for this not to happen was not enough to stop this Disease . Honestly nothing can stop this Disease. Its eternal for the rest of my life and it is no cure for it . Being so young feeling like I'm a animal that the doctor kept running test on months after months after months . Several months I had to…

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    Depression Imagine coming home from a terrible day of school and feeling depressed and no matter what you try to do to get things off of your mind, you can’t. The next day, you still feel sad and down. This goes on for several weeks until you realize that you are depressed. You go to the doctor to see what he thinks and he diagnoses you with depression. You’re having suicidal thoughts. You try to make them stop but they won’t. Everything went from happy to terrible within a matter of days. This…

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    Silent Suffering What is Depression? Depression is a mood disorder that can cause feeling sad and anger and loss of interest in your daily life. Depression in teens is commend between the age of 15- to 24-year-olds. About 20-25 percent of the teens will experience depression before they reach their 20s. Depression will double the teen’s change of suicide by 12 times. 40% of the teens who killed themselves were diagnosed with depression. Teens with depression will have some kind of social…

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    I would definitely say that this film broadened my understanding of the great depression in a way that a lecture never could. I have learned about the great depression many times throughout my education but I never realized how desperate these people really were. Tom and his family's trip is a great example of this. It amazed me that Tom’s entire family fit in a single car and drove across the country to look for work that wasn’t even guaranteed. Then the family found out, from a man in the…

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    Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and lost of interest. It is also referred to as major depressive disorder or simply clinical depression. (“Depression (Major Depressive Disorder)”) In the novel, The Scarlet Letter, written by Nathaniel Hawthorne in 1850, Arthur Dimmesdale, the baby-daddy and young priest, is described as a man whose “inward trouble drove him to practices [...] In Mr. Dimmesdale's secret closet, under lock and key, there was a bloody…

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