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Depression Fallout: The Impact of Depression on Couples and What You Can Do to Preserve the Bond

Product# 460766067
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"What happens to love when a partner is depressed? Is your partner's depression undermining your happiness as a couple? After blaming yourself, losing your self-esteem, and getting angry, you may feel like walking away -- even if you're still in love. With 19 million Americans suffering from depression, you are not alone in your unhappiness. And no one knows what you're going through better than Anne Sheffield, who coined the phrase 'depression fallout' in her first book, 'How You Can Survive When They're Depressed, to describe the emotional toll of depression on spouses, parents, lovers, and children. Now, using poignant, real-life stories from her on-line support group (www.depressionfallout.com), she paints a vivid portrait of what happens to a loving relationship when depression enters the picture. Sharing essential information, compassion, and street-smart advice, Anne Sheffield tells you: What you need to know about your partner's mentalhealth and what to do about it ... for your own well-being.What experiences, behaviors, and feelings are 'normal'wh"