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Is depression a sign of personal “weakness”?

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Is depression a sign of personal “weakness”?

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Depression is one of the most common concerns of students coming to the Counseling Center. It is not a sign of personal weakness. Abraham Lincoln, Queen Victoria and Winston Churchill are only a few of the strong people history suggests struggled with depression. It’s not a condition that you can will or wish away. People suffering from depression cannot merely expect to “pull themselves together” and get better. Without treatment, symptoms of depression may persist or get worse. With treatment, you may begin to experience significant relief within four to six weeks. You’re not alone. Many university students experience depression. 3.Shouldn’t I be able to feel better without taking medication? Don’t other people get through this without medication? Eventually, some people will feel better, even without treatment. Unfortunately, “feeling better” can take a year or more, and if untreated, depression can get worse and seriously interfere with your ability to study, work and enjoy relatio

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