We know that depression is pretty common in the U.S, but a new survey shows that depression it's hitting middle-aged Americans pretty hard.
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QUOTE (free+May 27 2008, 01:30 PM)
We know that depression is pretty common in the U.S, but a new survey shows that depression it's hitting middle-aged Americans pretty hard.
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Middle-aged 'american's' seem to be hitting themselves pretty hard - And then blaming 'other things/people' for their 'depression'!
Stop allowing yourselves to be twisted and turned by your 'religions/politicians', and try to develop some respect for life, which is true respect for yourselves.
You have allowed the 'European' to drag you down to 'his' self-deceptive level! It never used to be like this...
Here, have a statement from a Real American, called Lame Deer...
http://www.aics.org/WK/wk048.html
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Middle-aged 'american's' seem to be hitting themselves pretty hard - And then blaming 'other things/people' for their 'depression'!
Stop allowing yourselves to be twisted and turned by your 'religions/politicians', and try to develop some respect for life, which is true respect for yourselves.
You have allowed the 'European' to drag you down to 'his' self-deceptive level! It never used to be like this...
Here, have a statement from a Real American, called Lame Deer...
http://www.aics.org/WK/wk048.html
g.
QUOTE (free+May 27 2008, 01:30 PM)
We know that depression is pretty common in the U.S, but a new survey shows that depression it's hitting middle-aged Americans pretty hard.
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I think that job stress is a major component in middle aged depression in the US, wouldn't you agree Free?
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I think that job stress is a major component in middle aged depression in the US, wouldn't you agree Free?
Mods, could we merge the identically named threads?
Not that confusion isn't PhysOrg's motto...
Not that confusion isn't PhysOrg's motto...
QUOTE (Sapo+May 27 2008, 04:06 PM)
Mods, could we merge the identically named threads?
Not that confusion isn't PhysOrg's motto...
With two indentical opening posts - from two DIFFERENT people!
What are the odds?
Probably even more improbable than a tornado building a 747 from blowing through a junk yard!
Not that confusion isn't PhysOrg's motto...
With two indentical opening posts - from two DIFFERENT people!
What are the odds?
Probably even more improbable than a tornado building a 747 from blowing through a junk yard!
In this specific case, it could probably happen, considering all... 
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