I come from a family where my parents were children during the Depression.

He lost everything in the Depression and had to start all over.

The depression put the company out of business four years later.

We haven't had a real depression in the art market.

The Depression of the 1930s is a case in point.

The other person's depression was about the same as before.

Getting family help with depression is a great place to start.

A person can have depression one time or many times.

But other people who have been through depression can understand.

Yet its future was far from certain in the early Depression years.

Of course, at the time I did not know the reason for my depression.

At the moment, all she really wanted was to get out of her recent depression.

From the look of things, the Depression hadn't been kind to the place.

All she needed to do was get over her depression.

During the depression years, a large number of kids left school.

The depression hit and her parents had to bring him home.

Four out of five people with depression will get better without help.

Kids these days didn't know what a real depression was.

But then during the depression, I think she must have lost a lot of money.

And let your child know who to go to for help with depression or other problems.

Women are 70% more likely than men to have depression at some point in their lives.

It was the Depression and her parents needed the money.

He said that his father could not find a job during the Depression.

I will never, ever give way to that kind of depression again.

It put many people out of work during the Depression.