Depression: A daily battle with Life

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I wrote this article long before I created this blog. Recently my few well wishers who enjoy reading my blogs suggested me to add that article here in my blog. Hence, I would be sharing a link below which will redirect you straight to the article.

In this article I have penned down my thoughts where I talk about- Depression: an everyday battle, the taboo around it, how to identify it & how to fight it.

So, I will leave you here with the link below. 

Happy Reading!


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Location: Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India

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