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Life with Depression Fact Sheet
 May 2016 | Mental Health America
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call 1-800-273-Talk (8255), go to your local Emergency Room or call 911.
This Fact Sheet describes what it feels like to live with depression. Prepared by Mental Health America, it provides tips and resources for people wanting to learn more and seek assistance. 
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The Importance of Wills A will is an essential part of any estate plan, but this is especially true for LGBT people. An estimated two-thirds of all people die without a will (i.e., “intestate”), but dying intestate can have devastating consequences for LGBT people because, in the majority of instances, the law does not recognize our chosen families – our partners, friends, and caregivers. See more: Financial Security / Retirement, Legal Resources, Aging Providers, LGBT Organizations, LGBT Older Adults |
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