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In many cases, friends and family can be the best source of support for a depression patient. However, disclosing depression status is a delicate matter for patients.
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Jerry Kennard, Health Pro, commented on Spare a Thought for Caregivers this… It sounds like a difficult time, Donna. I seem to come across so many…
Jerry Kennard, Health Guide, posted Care Essentials for a Depressed Husband There’s a proverb that goes, “the trouble with women is they trouble…
Jerry Kennard, Health Pro, posted Compassionate Talk to Aid Depression… Recently I wrote about ways in which friends and relatives can help the…
Jerry Kennard, Health Pro, commented on Showing Understanding During Depression Hi Marishka, It sounds as though you have some thoughtful and sensitive…
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