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A very well-meant comment Gina and very simplistic. Unfortunately clinical depression, bi-polar and other depressive illnesses are not the same as waking up one morning and saying "gosh I'm a bit fed up today". It's a real debilitating illness in which the "normal" brain patterns are disrupted. If we could only just "relax" ourselves, we wouldn't need medical intervention. Only a person suffering from it could really know how much it affects us.
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