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DEPRESSION, STRESS, ANGER & HEART DISEASED by Robert W. Posted Sat 14 Mar 2009 6:43am , STRESS, ANGER & HEART DISEASE According to recent surveys, about 75 percent of Americans are worried, depressed or angry about the economy. All of us, it seems, know someone... Health Report: Depression, Stress, Anger & Heart Disease "A critical weekly review of important new research findings for health-conscious readers Read on »

Anger, depression, and panic. by Eric W. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 22 Sep 2008 11:07am -- throw me into a cycle of anger and aggression way more often than I'm comfortable with. The last thing in the world I want is to be "the angry husband," and there's no way that Allyson deserves to be with that guy. ...So, recently, I came across this, about the relationship between depression and anger. (Bottom line: You'll be worse off if you're angry Read on »

Anger, depression, and panic. by Eric W. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 22 Oct 2008 6:15pm -- throw me into a cycle of anger and aggression way more often than I'm comfortable with. The last thing in the world I want is to be "the angry husband," and there's no way that Allyson deserves to be with that guy. ...So, recently, I came across this, about the relationship between depression and anger. (Bottom line: You'll be worse off if you're angry Read on »

August 22, 2008 COPD rollercoaster ride of anger and depression exacerbated by by Roxlyn Facebook

Posted Sat 23 Aug 2008 3:05pm The COPD Rollercoaster ride of anger and depression can be exacerbated by on-line support groups. Generally, on line groups are for the most part.... roxlyngcd@comcast.net One way to help with anger, grieving lost abilities, and frustration is to get moving -anyway you can. Focus on moving more and more until you feel better. My workout Read on »

Anger Management for the Anxious and Depressed by Paul Patient Expert

Posted Tue 01 Dec 2009 10:03pm The world of anxiety and depression will inevitably dish out a certain degree of confusion and chaos. You will find promising roads and dead ends of all kind as you search for ways to relieve your anxiety and or depression. This journey may frustrate you at times and the frustration can easily turn into irritability and anger. Here are a few Read on »

Marriage Advice: My Wife is Depressed, Angry and Drinking by Lisa K. MFT Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 05 Oct 2010 11:00pm I hope you can help me with this. I think my wife is depressed but she refuses to admit it or see anyone about it. She’s always in a terrible mood, has been sleeping way too much, is sharp with the kids and generally seems down. I’ve tried talking to her about it but she gets angry…has been drinking more than usual Read on »

Is Depression a Way For You To Muzzle Your Angry Monster by Dr. Jeanette Posted Sun 15 Nov 2009 2:15pm they could flog him some more. He was a monster to himself and experienced others as monsters too. That makes for a huge dose of depression. Better to whip himself than risk feeling... submissive enough to work hard so Tom could have a roof over his head? It was worth sacrificing love to be the son his parents wanted Tom’s depression saved him from coming face Read on »

"What Angry Kids Need"-Anger Menu-Anger Management-Problem Solving and More by Patty .. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 24 Sep 2008 11:54am This Sunday on the MamasTimeOut© show, I had the opportunity to speak with, Pam Hopkins, MSW, children's specialist and co-author of "What Angry Kids Need". Pam shared several ideas and tips... Littlebytes Online Store is now open.....shop for custom apparel for men, women, children, infants and toddlers, gifts and more! Littlebytesnews.com Read on »

Anger, anger, more anger by Broken Brilliant Patient Expert

Posted Sun 26 Sep 2010 12:00am Had an interesting day, yesterday the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. “Finished up” the whole experience with a bit of a meltdown at 3 a.m. this morning. Life goes on, but surely there must be a better way to handle things than letting it get the best of me. The adventure continues… Read on »

Anger, anger, and more anger by Broken Brilliant Patient Expert

Posted Thu 28 Jan 2010 12:00am that I am actually angry is a big challenge for me. Realize that my anger does not necessarily make sense to others. What I’m thinking and feeling may be entirely unique to me... One of the things that can make TBI particularly difficult, in the ensuing weeks, months, even years, is anger issues. Rage issues. Flying off the handle and attacking Read on »