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Youth Yellow Pages - Depression
Everyone feels sad once in awhile. If you have felt sad for a long time and are unable to carry out every day activities, you may be depressed. Other signs of depression include...
feeling down for a long time
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losing interest in things you usually enjoy
gaining or losing weight
sleeping more or sleeping less
restlessness and irritability
feeling worthless
loss of energy
having trouble concentrating
thinking about suicide
Experiencing depression is difficult. The good news is depression can be treated.
To learn more about depression...
Mental Health Association in ND (Fargo)
701.237.5871
Help Line - 1.800.472.2911
Southeast Human Service Center (Fargo)
701.298.4500
1.888.342.4900
The Village Family Service Center (Fargo)
701.451.4900
1.800.627.8220
Your family doctor or county public health nurse.
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