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How Random Acts of Kindness Can Help You with Your Depression

How Random Acts of Kindness Can Help You with Your Depression

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Seasonal affective disorder or the winter blues can turn your world topsy-turvy as depressive episodes can result in lethargy, oversleeping, eating too much, and feelings of extreme sadness. Typically, people who suffer from SAD find beating the winter blues to be a...

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