February 27, 2021

CWD Daily

Tips for Coping with Depression


If you are in a suicide crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 
1-800-273-8255.

Tip of the Day

Don't try to stop yourself from feeling sad sometimes. Sad is good. A full range of emotions is healthy. Bereft, melancholy, miserable, grief-stricken – these are all important feelings. Feel them.

Depression is not sadness, it's misery unrelated to your situation, or often a lack of feeling, altogether.

If you feel you're sad all the time, or over a long period of time, or if being sad is interfering with living your life (going to work or school, grocery shopping, paying your bills) – that's when it's time to seek help.



CWD Daily is written by Julie Aiken, a layperson whose only authority lies in 40 years of coping with depression. Nothing in the newsletter should be taken as medical advice. Please do no self-diagnose or self-prescribe. Above all, please get help if you need it. 

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