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| Is Depression a Normal Part of Aging? |
| Do you toss and turn at night or wake up at 3 AM unable to get back to sleep? Does sadness overwhelm you at times, leaving you unable to enjoy the people and activities in your life? When your emotions cloud your outlook, interfere with your relationships or affect the way you sleep at night and function during the day, you may be suffering from depression or an anxiety disorder. Physicians have achieved stunning success managing these life-altering conditions, and their latest findings can be shared with you right now. |
| The 2019 Depression and Anxiety White Paper |
| Your Annual Guide to Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment |
| You’re not the only one who feels sad or worried at times. It’s normal. Life provides us with plenty of reasons to worry—about our families, our country, and our basic health and safety. It’s perfectly natural for you to respond to the ups and downs we all experience with elation or disappointment. It’s normal and expected for you to feel grief at the loss of a loved one, a job or a precious possession. It’s common, and occasionally even helpful, for you to react with anxiety to life’s stresses, challenges and dangers. What’s NOT perfectly natural is when those feelings persist long after the event or condition that triggered them. What’s NOT normal and expected is when those feelings seem to come at you from nowhere, appearing even in the absence of obvious external triggers. What’s certainly NOT helpful is feeling the weight of your emotions so heavily that it interferes with sleep, prevents you from performing daily activities or arouses concern in the people who care about you. In its milder forms, depression or anxiety can make it difficult to even get yourself out of bed each morning and to go through the motions of your daily activities. Fatigue, inertia, feelings of sadness and recurring fears can hover like a rain cloud over your life. In their more severe forms, depression or an anxiety disorder can immobilize you, sabotage your relationships, trigger feelings of helplessness and self-destructive behavior, and perhaps even turn your thoughts to suicide. |
| You DON’T have to suffer this way |
| With new medications that promise greater relief with fewer side effects, as well as dramatic breakthroughs in diagnosis and treatment, specialists are expertly prepared to help you find relief. The very latest information and the best professional advice are spelled out in an important new White Paper for informed healthcare consumers like you. It’s like inviting a medical specialist into your own home. Thanks to this special offer, you can get both the digital and print editions of the 2019 Depression and Anxiety White Paper now for only $19.95 plus shipping. That’s a savings of 50 percent off the regular $39.95 cover price. Order now and download the digital edition right away and we’ll mail you the print version of the White Paper. This way you’ll have access to the digital edition immediately and you’ll own a printed edition to refer to whenever necessary. |
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