Depression, The Shape-Shifter
Depression is not a tangible being that can be outlined by a set definition; it manifests itself in many different ways, for different people, at different times.
Maureen Townsend
Maureen is a 20-something pre-med student at the University of Central Florida. She hopes to one day become a neurosurgeon. She enjoys running, writing, being a hot mess, and complaining about the weather. Email her: maureen.townsend09@gmail.com
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