Sentences with phrase «depression runs in your family»

It saddens me when I hear someone say: «depression runs in my family — my grandmother suffered, I suffer with depression and I don't know what kind of life my daughter is going to have.»

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I have complicated feelings regarding your point of view... Depression and anxiety run both in my family and in my husband's and we've thought about this a lot.

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«This is important because if a mental illness, like depression, runs in your family, you are presumed at risk of that disorder.

The disease runs in families, and more than two - thirds of people with bipolar disorder have at least one close relative with the illness or with unipolar major depression, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.

Depression affects twice as many women as men and often runs in families.

Also, Crohn's disease ran in her mom's side of the family and her father's side had a history of severe depression.

In fact, the guide said, Hemingway probably drank because of depression, which ran in his family; six relatives also killed themselves with a gun, including his father and a brotheIn fact, the guide said, Hemingway probably drank because of depression, which ran in his family; six relatives also killed themselves with a gun, including his father and a brothein his family; six relatives also killed themselves with a gun, including his father and a brother.

Depression also tends to run in families.

«Over the last 30 years, in my practice, in my work with the UAB Medical School, and through our long - running Huntsville Times psychological column, I have successfully helped thousands of people, from 4 to 90 years old, who suffer with depression, anxiety, ADHD, sexual, physical and emotional abuse, addictions of all kinds, eating disorders, marital, family, and work relationship issues.

Depression and anxiety run deep in my extended family.