DEPRESSION

Depression

Clinical depression is a major mood disorder. It affects how you feel, think, and handle daily activities. There are over five different types of depression. Some symptoms of depression include: constant feelings of anxiety, sadness, hopelessness, irritability, worthlessness, or guilt. Other symptoms include change in appetite, change in sleep pattern, decreased energy, suicidal tendencies or thoughts, etc. Over three million people are diagnosed with clinical depression every year in the United States. Depression must be diagnosed and symptoms must last over two weeks. Depression often occurs between ages fourteen through sixty. Depression is one of the most common mental disorders in the United States. Current research has discovered that Depression is often caused or influenced certain factors such as genetic, environmental, biological, and psychological factors. Depression can also occur due to other medical illnesses such as cancer, diabetes, etc. It is usually treated with psycho therapy or medications like antidepressants.

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Student Success Statement

''The reward for doing right is mostly an internal phenomenon: self-respect, dignity, (self-worth), integrity, and self-esteem.'' - Dr. Laura Shlessinger This quote is true. Usually when doing something that is right you never really get a physical reward. The satisfaction is internal since you yourself commited the act. At times there might not be any witnesses. Physical recognition comes for other reasons. When you acknowledge those factors, right truly will feel like a phenomenon. The feeling you get when doing right is like no other. That is the only feeling apart from all others. That sense of well being will not be caused by any thing else. Reward over moral is a great prize.

STUDENT SUCCESS STATEMENT

'' I hated poverty. Poverty is more of a choice than anything else, and I can change that (poverty). It depends upon how hard I want to work, and I decided that I would change it.'' - Dr. Ben Carson I do not really agree with this statement. While it mat be true that poverty can eventually be overcome, many out there do work hard and give it their all at what they do yet they still do not escape. There are two ways to work hard at something. Sometimes you get what you want, other times things remain the same. This quote can not always be held true. There is a key element that breaks this from being true, education. You can work hard all you want but not go far because of lack of an education. Without education your efforts will mean nothing. Education can be in many forms. Education is the real key to success, without it efforts will not do much good. At times poverty is not a choice, lack of education will forever hold a family down. While some may be lucky to mov...

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