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REASON TO HOPE
It is quite normal for people to feel sad after confronting major life events such as losing a job, getting divorced, moving from home or having a beloved friend or family member die. Most people begin to bounce back from these stressful events within a few weeks’ time. Some people, on the other hand, experience clinical depression that goes beyond merely feeling sad or griefstricken. This may involve feeling empty or unloved, the inability to enjoy things, feelings of lethargy, the inability to concentrate, feeling irritable, eating less, crying more, and other symptoms. There is hope, however, in the fact that depression responds to treatment. Thus, it is important to recognize when something may be wrong.
If you find that your perspective on life has become limited or you feel dull or disengaged, perhaps help is warranted At the MOSER FUNERAL HOME, 233 Broadview Avenue, Warrenton, we support families in their time of loss. Call as at 347-3431 to set up an appointment.
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to ms office or e-mail me at:
moserfli@blackhawke.net "True and strange it is. that often. if we do not run away from our (rials but face them and conquer
them, the prize is ours."
- Fulton Oursler -*
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