Depression is normal. Everyone feels down once in a while about something at some point in life.
There are circumstances that may affect one’s mood and when those trying, or unfavorable situations come to an end or get better their mood usually tends to improve.
For certain others depression is clinical. A chemical imbalance that may need to be stabilized with medication.
Some people who do not have imbalances sometimes require a prescription for anti-depressants.
A lot of these medications do more harm to the body than good turning some people into zombie-like characters.
People should not be experimented on within this manner. Harsh pharmaceutical drugs are not the perfect remedy.
Instead, each person should be evaluated thoroughly on an individual level.
There are nuts, though, walking around on the street who have not been diagnosed who actually do need medicine.
Doctors who are impetuous often assume, generalize, and do not take into consideration the variety of factors as to why one may shift emotionally.
Medication should be a last resort.
Getting down to the underlying issue through communication, understanding, open-mindedness, patience and personal healing (whatever that may be) is what is key.
