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Thursday, November, 12, 2009
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Recognizing the Early Signs of Depression

Deborah Gray
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Deborah Gray is the creator of the Wing of Madness depression site
Creator, Wing of Madness

Deborah Gray lived with undiagnosed clinical depression, both major...

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One corner of the kitchen in our 1950s ranch is all windows. Ceiling to hip height three-foot wide windows that let in the incredibly strong California sun. When we first moved here a little over two years ago, I had no idea how strong that sun was, and I made simple short cafe curtain ruffles ju...
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    Anonymous
    Thursday, July 31, 2008 at 02:43 PM

    Thanks for sharing a glimpse of your life with regards to depression.  It was like reading about myself. 

    I know EXACTLY what you meant about the sewing machine needle breaking.  It's funny how the small things just suddenly seem overwhelming.  I have many unfinished craft projects.  I am so different from what I used to be like.  I used to be running over with ideas, mentally quick, and for the most part, purposeful.

    I just finished a 2 yr course of Wellbutrin in May.  It helped tremendously, but today, I am starting to feel like I used to.  Unmotivated, unfocused, forgetful, tired, I've gained back some weight, and feeling frustrated. 

    I am currently trying to find a food-mind connection.  Any thoughts on that?

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