"depressed feeling" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a feeling of sadness, despondency, and low spirit. For example, "After the death of his beloved dog, he had a deep, depressed feeling that lasted for months."
On the contrary, there was an apathetic, depressed feeling - resignation almost.
Lower socioeconomic status, feeling depressed, feeling anxious, smoking, illicit drug use, physical inactivity and alcohol drinking were associated with medical consultation and hospitalisation.
"It's like someone ran an electric shock through your system," said Dr. Steve Korner, a psychologist in Cresskill, N.J. "People are anxious, depressed, feeling unwanted, powerless.
Is the "okay" state where you're depressed, feeling like dying every day but living your days out of bed better than feeling every feeling and sleeping because being awake is a nightmare?
An anonymous questionnaire was used to obtain information about medical consultation in the past 14 days, hospitalisation in the past 12 months, drinking alcohol, smoking, illicit drug use, physical activity, secondhand smoke exposure, feeling depressed, feeling anxious and sociodemographic characteristics.
Fourteen GPs selected 55 patients (aged 15 years and older) with a psychological problem of any kind, and at least 3 out of the following 6 symptoms: fatigue, sleeping problems, nervousness, irritability, feeling depressed, feeling anxious.
In the case of a physically healthy patient who is clinically depressed, feelings of worthlessness and hopelessness are the product of inaccurate perceptions of self and circumstances — mental distortions produced by the illness itself.
And people can be depressed without feeling sad.
When you're depressed, or feeling really down - do something.
"The older boys could verbalize that they were depressed and feeling hopeless," she said.
Neither being depressed nor feeling lonely is associated with a higher risk of harmful drinking.
