What I never thought would happen, happened -- I lost my way, I lost my voice, I lost my confidence and all that was left was a bitter, supersensitive, depressed, raw version of myself.
Brother hails from Slough, in southeast England, the depressed city where the British version of "The Office" was set.
For example, one participant said that: "If you don't have a counterbalance, and, uh, um, I think could very easily become depressed…if not depressed, certainly get a skewed version of, uh, you know, of, uh, of reality".
"I was running a software company that improves the healthcare industry, yet I was incredibly unhealthy, overweight, depressed, and far from the best version of myself.
One imagines that other contemporary Village dweller S. J. Perelman reading it with a wince: where are the desultory dry cleaners and depressed delicatessen slicers in this Pagnol movie version of Village life?
They're not part of some general wave of nihilistic violence in the economically depressed, socially atomized, morally hollow West — the Paris version of Newtown or Oslo.
One of key arguments made by the proponents of fiscal austerity, even in a deeply depressed economy, has involved a sort of macroeconomic version of Pascal's wager.
Depressive symptoms were assessed using a shortened version of the Center for Epidemiologic Studies Depression (CES-D) Scale [ 19], with depressive symptoms noted for scores of two or more (corresponding to the 20th most depressed percentile).
Gotlib et al. [ 22] reported difficulties in disengaging attention from sad faces in depressed patients compared to healthy controls using a modified version of the dot-probe task.
Shortly after we identified Winter-SAD, my colleagues and I identified a summer version of the condition, in which people become depressed as the days get longer and hotter and feel better in the winter.
