Similarities Between Depression And Anxiety

In this essay, the author

• Explains that many people struggle with depression, anxiety, or in some cases both, but they don't realize how much those monsters impact one's life.
• Explains that depression and anxiety go hand-in-hand because of the simple fact that anxiety causes you to stop doing the things you enjoy or to separate yourself from others; thus causing depression to take interest in the individual
• Explains that many people believe that depression is just a case of the blues. they do not understand that it goes further than that. joyce meyer describes depression to disappointment and discouragement.

• Explains that many people struggle with depression, anxiety, or in some cases both, but they don't realize how much those monsters impact one's life.
• Explains that depression and anxiety go hand-in-hand because of the simple fact that anxiety causes you to stop doing the things you enjoy or to separate yourself from others; thus causing depression to take interest in the individual
• Explains that many people believe that depression is just a case of the blues. they do not understand that it goes further than that. joyce meyer describes depression to disappointment and discouragement.
• Explains that although depression and anxiety are similar, they vary more than the majority realize. to understand the monsters' similarities and differences, one must know their correct definition.
• Explains that merriam-webster dictionary defines depression in two different ways. they do not capture the full effect of the monsters.
• Explains that anxiety takes many forms, including panic, social anxiety, specific phobias, and generalized anxiety disorders.
• Explains seasonal affective disorder (sad), premenstrual dysphoric disorder, and'situational' depression.
• Explains that both monsters have multiple faces or profiles that they may hide behind. they also vary in how much time they will take interest in an individual.
• Describes some of the biggest differences and similarities of the monsters found in their causes.
• Explains that anxiety can be caused by many things, including work, school, personal relationships, finances, or emotional trauma.
• Opines that depression can be caused by abuse, medications, conflicts, death or loss, or genetics.
• Explains that there are symptoms, or should i say warnings, that come with the monsters.
• Explains that anxiety's warnings are harder to comprehend and can be recognized no matter how long it stalks you.
• Explains that depression is easier to distinguish from anxiety. the warning signs include fatigue, feelings of worthlessness, guilt, or helplessness.
• Explains that there are three main types of treatments for both anxiety and depression: medication, therapy, or the at home treatment.
• Describes how they walk into the doctor's office to get their physical, but the receptionist hands them a questionnaire survey. they fill in the bubble to each question and bring it back.
• Explains that they struggled with the monsters following them around, but had never had a doctor say it to them.
• Describes how their friend cassidy described living with anxiety and depression, and how they realized how the monsters can completely change their life and affect their emotions.