Why is depression only recognized and treated mostly if the person is suicidal or a threat to others physically? I can tell you that I have been EXTREMELY depressed and in pain. But still in my right mind enough to not harm myself or others. What about the individual? What about the pain they are in? Why is that not important unless they are going to do something harmful to their self or others? People should be treated for depression for the fact that they are depressed. Not just because they may be a danger.
2006-10-10
15:02:55
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AveGirl
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➔ Psychology