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'''depression'''<br /> ...jump from the window of a burning high-rise" 696; beyond human aid, 697; [[Depression|DISCUSSION]]

70; 695;''psychotic depression''; (Russian poet. "In the early '60s -- when Soviet Communism briefly softe

...ouches on the topics of tennis; substance addiction and recovery programs; depression; child abuse; family relationships; advertising and popular entertainment; ...''' - A marijuana ("cannabinoid") addict who suffers from extreme unipolar depression. She shares a name with a former acquaintance of David Foster Wallace, who

...ost its effectiveness.<ref name="RS"/> In the months before his death, his depression became severe.<ref name="NYT1"/>

A natural depression in the earth. Used often in geological and anthropological contexts. A state of fidgetiness, uneasiness, or unreasonableness; nervous depression or apprehension; "the fidgets;" "the creeps;" "the willies." See online dic

...Anonymous as religion; dazzling asides about videophonic stress, clinical depression and jailhouse tattoos; and a bravura set piece about the attempts of a form

One of the key books on cognitive therapy for depression by David D. Burns, M.D., an American psychiatrist.

=Kate Gompert, types of Depression= an emotional state characterized by anxiety, depression, or unease

...lvia Plath (1932-1963) was an American poet and novelist who suffered from depression and took her own life in 1963.

1) Loneliness or depression. Oddly, this term could not be found in a U.S. dictionary, but is referred

'''depression'''<br /> ...jump from the window of a burning high-rise" 696; beyond human aid, 697; [[Depression|DISCUSSION]]