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    Teen Depression Many people have some kind of depression. But teen depression is one of the most common in teens around the world. Some teens may feel sad and lonely and not know why they may feel this way. Having this illness can be very stressful as a teenager. Teens may feel that no one understands them and how they feel. Yes, having depression can be very stressful but the key is learning how to cope with it. Learning how to cope with depression can make life easier knowing that it is not…

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    Discovering My Voice It was nearing the conclusion of my ninth grade year when the dark abyss of depression consumed me; Anxiety and sadness masked my cheerful demeanor. One of the few activities that could still bring a genuine smile to my face was art. It had been a long day of dodging small talk and forcing smiles when I decided I would spend lunch in the art room. “Where are you going?” Miss Moss the English teacher stopped me in the hallway. “The art room, that is okay, right?” I replied,…

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    Depressed Definition

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    standards, money, and employment, are the economical definitions. Both, the mathematical and economical definitions are not as popular or as common as the emotional definition. Out of the twenty surveys all agreed on the emotional definition, a state of sadness and unhappiness. Everyone agreed with the Oxford English and Cambridge Dictionary’s first definition of the word “depressed”. There is something similar about all of these definitions, they both refer to a low point, either in math,…

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    Depression and Society Introduction Loneliness. Guilt. Dejection. Inadequacy. Despondency. At one point or another everyone has harbored feelings such as these. People with depression, however, don’t just relate to these emotions, they identify themselves with these feelings. Gilbert felt a heavy weight pulling deep within his stomach. As he lay in his bed, he began to search for whatever emotional baggage he had that was weighing him down, but strangely enough, he couldn’t find a single…

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    Depression is an illness which many people suffer from. It prevents a person from enjoying life. There are many symptoms for this illness, but it affects everyone in a different way. The most common symptoms would be: Having trouble sleeping, sadness, hopelessness, the feeling of being unimportant, not interested in eating, and not having the energy to do everyday normal activities. Depression deprives a person from living life to the fullest. There can be many reasons as to why a person has…

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    Depression. A mental illness that seems to be effecting twenty percent of the teenage population (citation). Believed to be a disease that only effects the poor or a specific race, depression is a disorder that is victimizing even the most popular of individuals, such as Marilyn Monroe. The research question that is explored in this essay, explains the many effects of depression on teens aged 10 -16, which are the symptoms or results of an issue. Many times these teens are unknowingly effected…

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    Farewell My Love My face was blank with no expression, as my fellow classmates cried their eyes out. Hugging and kissing went on simultaneously while others waved goodbye through the windows of the crowded, filthy bus. I felt no emotion other than the warm, silky, hands of Amy who sat beside me on our ride home. “Idiots aren’t they… huh?” Amy smirked faintly. “Totally who would cry about such a thing,” I snickered. “ Why can’t they understand that high school starts only in a few months and…

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    There are many children who suffer from depression. According to Rama Rao, MD, "It is estimated that five percent of all children suffer from serious depression that requires some form of treatment and intervention by physicians and other health care workers." Many parents don 't even realize their child is suffering from depression. When they see their child sad they often assume it is problems with other friends that will eventually pass. Treatment is rarely sought out and depression is rarely…

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    There are 350 million people who are battling depression and 42,773 people who lose that battle each year. I attempted to take my own life 4 years ago and to this day I’m still thankful I’m alive. Not many people can understand the struggles of depression, let alone the frustration that comes when someone suggests to me that I can just “get over it”. It’s definitely something you can only understand if you’ve experienced it yourself because sadly, there’s really no such thing as a little…

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    The first video was about play, stating how a person needs play in their life to have creativity. Today in the United States we have the lowest grades in math reading and science, we are last in health care, we have the worst businesses and the US has the saddest and most depressed people in the world. The video talked about how the people of the US is handicapping themselves due to lack of creativity in their lives, we are more focused on being serious and what others think of us rather than…

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