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Depression . It was printed clearly on the sheet I received from the psychologist. I had suspected it, but this was the first time I had seen it. The signs of depression had been there for weeks. I ne
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. It was printed clearly on the sheet I received from the psychologist. I had suspected it, but this was the first time I had seen it. The signs of depression had been there for weeks. I never wanted to leave the comfort of my bed. A five-minute task could become take hours and I would never know where the time went; days were painstakingly long. I began to fall in the trap of time. Time was depression’s illusive tool, a trap. Depression refused to allow me to be a