Depression is Not an Invisible Illness

By Teri Robert, Health Guide Monday, September 03, 2007

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There have been times when depression has made me feel invisible, as if I were all alone in the world. Perhaps that's because depression is an invisible illness. When people look at us, we look fine to them. They don't see a wound or bruises. We don't need crutches or a wheel chair...

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Susan Cagley

9/ 3/07 4:47pm

Talk about hit the nail on the head. you found a great site and problems.

Teri Robert, Health Guide

9/ 3/07 5:14pm

Thanks, Susan!

Teri

Susan Cagley

9/ 4/07 11:56am

I'm on a site for chronic pain as well. This some thing that they need to read. so many of them are going though pain and no one believes them about how bad the pain is. they have a art contest and so many of them have such great talent. you should check it out. I wish I knew how to send this over their for them to see. This great.

Depression is Not an Invisible Illness

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