Depression can kill you, get rid of it (philosophy)

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Depression Can Hurt You

Truman

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One of the most dangerous diseases in the world is called depression. Depression is a mental disorder that is caused by experiencing negative factors or events. In addition, depression causes certain symptoms to appear to a individual. A person that has depression can have problems interacting with their social environment. Depression is a serious disorder that can be treated with methods that are peaceful (Tully, 2014). In conclusion, depression is a mental disorder that is dangerous to anyone experiencing the disorder and must be treated to prevent health problems (Tully, 2014).
National Heart Foundation of Australia suggests that a person has depression if he or she is experiencing certain types of symptoms (Tully, 2014). A person is having depression if they feel a lack of energy (Tully, 2014). A person is feeling depressed if they have a hard time focusing on one thing (Tully, 2014). For example, if a person picks up a book and have a hard time focusing on that book, that person is experiencing a depression disorder (Tully, 2014). Not being able to focus on a book is a serious health concern. If a person can not focus on a 1 thing, then a person can not focus on things that he or she wants to do. Also, not being able to focus on your life will cause you to do nothing with your life. As a result, you will feel hopeless or want to commit suicide (Tully, 2014).
Furthermore, a person may have depression if they have other symptoms (Tully, 2014). A person that doesn’t feel like eating a standard amount of food has depression (Tully, 2014). However, a person that willingly choose to go on a diet does not have depression. But, a person that does not eat because of a emotional or mental feeling has depression (Tully, 2014). A person that moves too much may have depression (Tully, 2014). If someone move to fast or move in a way that is unbalanced, then he or she is depressed (Tully, 2014). The symptoms of depression may seem unimportant but they are very serious (Tully, 2014). A person that is experiencing these symptoms will fall into a deep state of sadness where everything in life seems pointless or not worth discovering.
Depression causes people to have a hard time interacting with their social environment in my own opinion. When a person feels worthless, they do not use speech that is positive. They do not visit people because they feel ashamed. They feel ashamed because they believed in a negative insult that was probably false. A person needs to believe in what they think is true for themselves. It is hard to believe in yourself when a lot of people do not believe in you. But, it is not impossible and you need to do it. You have to believe that you are who you say you are. If you do not believe in what is true for yourself, then you will have a hard time making decisions that you want to make. Depression can cause you to avoid making decisions on social interactions with people you find interesting. As a result, you hold back what you want to say to people and end up having a social interaction that is not interesting. Then, you end up doing nothing with your life and getting into more trouble than necessary. Depression causes you to not want to interact with people you do not find interesting and causes you to not want to say things that you really want to say to people.
 Depression can cause a person to experience a health issue called Multiple Sclerosis (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016) . Multiple Sclerosis is a bad health condition that affects the nerves and immune system of the brain (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). Depression causes the body to become weaker and become unbalanced (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). The reason the disease is called Multiple Sclerosis is because the disease affects multiple parts of the body (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). It affects the thinking process of an individual (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). It affects the bones in the human body (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). It affects the desire for sex. It affects the It affects the emotional state of the human body (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). It affects interactions with other people. A person’s condition is increased by groups of people with Multiple Sclerosis (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). In other words, depression hurts a person physically and mentally. This condition can last for months or years depending on the cause of the depression (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016).
Depression is caused by psychological events or by physical abuse (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). In my personal opinion, depression is caused by people that want bad events to happen. Some people tell people things that are false to ruin their life. For example, some people tell you that you are stupid or that you are a loser when you truthfully are not. When people choose to believe anything that is negative from other people, they become depressed. In modern times, people insult other people because they want people to be depressed. In fact, this act of bad behavior is being taught on television. In conclusion, depression is mostly caused by false insults that people choose to believe in.
Depression can be treated by using methods that provide a peaceful solution (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015). Psychotherapy, is method that can be used to fix depression (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015). In the procedure patients given a discussion about solving problems (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015). Patients are also given a different view on how to deal with causes of depression (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015). In short, having conversations about how to fix problems or listening to inspiring speeches can save your life (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015). You have to fight the negative insults that make you feel depressed with positive words of inspiration. You have dig deep within yourself and find what really makes you happy. Then you have to keep doing it in order to build your strength and protect you against negative insults (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015). Furthermore, a person that is not depressed can have a easy time making decisions that he or she wants (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015).
Depression is a mental disorder that cause mental and physical abuse to the human body. Depression can be treated with inspirational conversations (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015). Positive influence can prevent someone from having Multiple Sclerosis which is a disease caused by depression (Šabanagić-Hajrić, Suljić, and Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, 2016). Depression is mostly caused by false insults but physical abuse can also cause depression. In conclusion, depression is a disease that most people do not take seriously but this disease can kill people that do not know how to treat it (Kirkil, Deveci, Erhan, and Atmaca, 2015).
A treatment center for depression disorder is located in Fort Myers, FL called Park Royal Hospital. The address for this location is 9241 Park Royal Drive, Fort Myers Florida 33908. This hospital is designed to help people who need help dealing with a depression disorder.
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Work Cited

Kirkil, G., Deveci, F., Erhan Deveci, S., & Atmaca, M. (2015). Anxiety and Depression Symptoms in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. Klinik Psikofarmakoloji Bulteni, 25(2), 151-161. doi:10.5455/bcp.20121130122137


Šabanagić-Hajrić, S., Suljić, E., & Sulejmanpašić-Arslanagić, G. (2016). Depression during multiple sclerosis relapse: relation to disability and relapse severity. Medicinski Glasnik, 13(1), 44-49. doi:10.17392/839-16


Tully, P. J., & Higgins, R. (2014). Depression Screening, Assessment, and Treatment for Patients with Coronary Heart Disease: A Review for Psychologists. Australian Psychologist, 49(6), 337-344. doi:10.1111/ap.12075