Your heart and mind are more connected than many people realize. Studies show depression and cardiovascular disease are tied in ways that affect both diagnosis and recovery. People with depression face a higher risk of developing heart problems. In turn, people with heart conditions face a higher risk of depression.
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How do you find peace when your heart is filled with despair? Living with depression is a challenge. And when it exists long enough, we begin to question life’s purpose. Persistent depression becomes “normal”. The despair drains your heart, and you feel weary. You begin to believe depression is who you are. You ask yourself, “What is the point of living a life like this?”









