Post by Robert Harris on Aug 10, 2012 21:48:36 GMT
Can you relate to this unemployment depression situation? When you become unemployed, you may feel like you have lost control of your future and your self-confidence begins to erode as a result. You know what it's like. You feel discouraged and unsure what the future holds. It shakes your very identity and the way you perceive yourself. Bad habits that you once thought were gone suddenly creep back into your life with a new vigor that makes you feel even worse about yourself and your situation. You begin to question your relationships and the way you are perceived. Unfortunately, turning on the news only makes it worse. The big question looming in your mind is what can you do and is there any relief.
Recent studies have shown that a high percentage of individuals develop depression within six months of becoming unemployed. Unemployment depression is a serious problem that throws you into a cycle of defeat because its debilitating symptoms can make it even harder for you to find another job. It's like a vicious cycle. Unemployment depression in its early stages is typically characterized by physical symptoms such as headache, stomachache, and sexual dysfunction. Other symptoms that may eventually arise include irritability, fatigue, sluggishness, and loss of interest in things you used to enjoy. People who have been unemployed for more than three months are particularly susceptible to unemployment depression.
... an article I found and its true
"Great" thats me - anybody in same situation?
Recent studies have shown that a high percentage of individuals develop depression within six months of becoming unemployed. Unemployment depression is a serious problem that throws you into a cycle of defeat because its debilitating symptoms can make it even harder for you to find another job. It's like a vicious cycle. Unemployment depression in its early stages is typically characterized by physical symptoms such as headache, stomachache, and sexual dysfunction. Other symptoms that may eventually arise include irritability, fatigue, sluggishness, and loss of interest in things you used to enjoy. People who have been unemployed for more than three months are particularly susceptible to unemployment depression.
... an article I found and its true
"Great" thats me - anybody in same situation?
