Symptoms of Depression
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Feeling sad, empty or numb.
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Feeling hopeless, helpless, and or/ worthless.
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Loss of interest, motivation or pleasures.
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Irritability or crankiness; constantly critical or complaining.
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Changes in appetite; unusual weight gain or loss.
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Changes in sleep patterns (trouble falling asleep, sleeping all the time).
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Fatigue, loss of energy.
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Physical slowing of speech, movements or thinking.
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Low self esteem and self confidence.
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Poor concentration or indecisiveness.
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Thoughts of death or suicide.
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Increased behavioral problems (trouble at school, work, etc.)
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Thoughts of suicide, suicide plans, or attempts.
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Persistent physical problems (i.e.: neck/back pain, headaches, stomach aches, joint pain).
If you or someone you know are concerned about any of these symptoms, help is available and is the key to suicide prevention.
