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When Someone Close to You Is Depressed | Winner's Minute With Mac Hammond
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During the holidays, depression peaks higher than normal for many people. If you are close to someone who is dealing with this concern,
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I want to encourage you to stay connected with them. Dr. Jay Baer noted, “The enemy is the illness, and not the [person] with depression.”
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Be patient, and encourage that person to get help—even take the time to go with them. And remember what the apostle Paul wrote.