The Silent Killer
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Last published Tue, Sep 2, 2014
A simplistic explanation through diary entries of what it is like to live with Depression. Depression is a mental illness with various levels of severity, but basically nobody can understand it unless they've been through it themselves. I, the author, wish to change that. Being a victim myself I know it's very very hard to get help from people who don't understand, and once society know more about this disease, help will be easier and less people will choose to end their lives.
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