Hester YoungI don't know when and I don't know how, but you'll get through this. And you'll kick life in the balls just as hard as it's kicked you.
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I don't know when and I don't know how, but you'll get through this. And you'll kick life in the balls just as hard as it's kicked you. The hardest part about fighting depression is that you can’t turn it on and off like a switch. It is always there, just like depression itself can never be healed or healed quickly.
You will have days where you feel better than others but most likely they won’t last long. Depression is a chronic disease that never ends so getting better is the worst part about having depression. When it finally does end, don’t ever let yourself believe that it is gone for good because it will most likely come back at another time in your life.
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