Depression
Aug 27th, 2015 by thegooddoctor in 100 Words
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The doctor was explaining how behavioral changes are just as likely to cure my depression as drugs.
“Has it occurred to you doctor, that I ought to be depressed, because I’m living a meaningless life?”
“Yes, but I wasn’t going to say it.” Then he saw I wasn’t joking.
“The truth is, I feel just about right for my situation,” I said.
“I don’t tell people how they ought to feel. If they come here, it’s because they think there’s something wrong.”
I didn’t reply.
“So you want me to increase your dosage then?”
It was easier to say yes.
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