Depression 2012
"It is all very well for those who are in robust health and full of spirits to blame those whose lives are sicklied or covered with the pale cast of melancholy, but the malady is as real as a gaping wound, and all the more hard to bear because it lies so much in the region of the soul that to the inexperienced it appears to be a mere matter of fancy and diseased imagination. Reader, never ridicule the nervous or the hypochondriacal, their pain is real; though much of the malady lies in the imagination it is not imaginary."
Charles Spurgeon. The Treasury of David. 1869
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