WARNING SIGNS OF TEEN DEPRESSION- Feeling sad almost every day - Losing interest in most activities - Feeling anxious or irritable - Having trouble concentrating or remembering - Feeling tired - Feeling guilty - Sleeping too much or too little - Eating too much or too little - Medically unexplained aches and pains - Talking very negatively - Acting unreasonably, without concern for others - Abusing alcohol or drugs - Withdrawing from family and friends - Having trouble at work or school Source: Families for Depression Awareness(Distributed by Scripps Howard News Service, http://www.scrippsnews.com)
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