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by Anthea Rowan
Anthea Rowan is a British journalist based in Tanzania. See full bio
July 1, 2009, Depression

Comments on "All in the Name"

All in the Name

By Anthea Rowan on July 1, 2009 in Living Around the Blues

Mum and I are in the car, I am driving. She is well. It means her tongue is not tied by Depression's paralyzing lethargy.

‘What do you think of the word, anyway', I ask, ‘of the word of depression?'

It's not big enough, Mum says simply.

She's right. It's not. Big enough. Read More

Enjoyable

Submitted by David Petropoulos on July 1, 2009 - 5:40am.

Wonderful and poetic. Sincerely,David

beautifully written.

Submitted by Smriti Jha on July 1, 2009 - 10:36am.

thank you, it was a great read, and the points you made oh so true.

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