I first heard these words uttered on an Oprah show long ago, where the show's topic was something like "When Men are Too Tired for Sex". Oprah would replay the audio of a man's deep southern voice saying "Oooh baby I'm so tired" over and over. Oprah, as well as the audience members, giggled in response.
Whether you are a man or woman, who can relate to saying this phrase? If you or your partner has Multiple Sclerosis, I guarantee you have either said it or heard it before. And...
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The word depressed is widely used in our culture today. So much so that its meaning is not at all clear. When a friend tells you that shes... Read more »
As if the "normal" recover from a stroke weren't difficult enough, stroke victims show an increased risk of developing depression. In the U.S., more... Read more »
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