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Depression is a real and debilitating condition that is often misunderstood by family and friends. Its meaning can range from a prolonged period of sadness to an actual mental illness with specific symptoms. Find and share experiences with others who are going through the same struggles.

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invisible7777 09/27/2013

Do you think living things know when they are going to die or is most inunaware

deleted_user 09/27/2013

Of course they do.

newdrake308 09/27/2013

I hope it is so but that is still a mystery to me. So I will go with it depends on the person or creature involved. Some probably do and others don't know.I would like to think our Creator decides who and what gets that valuable information.

DCUK 09/27/2013

YES SWEETHEART THEY DO,

LOVE YA INVIS DONT BE THINKING ABOUT DEATH SWEETIE ,

HUGGLES N CUDDLES GOD BLESS DC

WanderingVet 09/27/2013

I think it depends on the manner of death.

koolman 09/27/2013

I think living things have a sense of knowing when they have outlived their usefulness, and thus start to die.

But, if we create a new purpose for ourselves, I believe we can prolong our lives. And I believe we can prolong the time when we will die through nutrition and exercise. When I'm feeling like shit, I'll eat healthier and ride a bike a few miles, and I begin to feel as though I've added at least 5 more years to whatever my life-span was.

deleted_user 09/27/2013

I think it depends. For example, I believe that elderly people know when they are going to pass. Most of my Family members knew, and described it as sort of "intuitive." They prepare themselves and their loved ones for the changes that are about to take place. On the other hand, I feel like there's no way to tell an accident could be coming. For example, a car accident, an overdose etc. Those are the tricky ones, and I feel as if there's no way people could know ahead of time. Just my 2 cents.

doghunter59 09/28/2013

yep

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