Recession is over, welcome to the depression

We are in this recession because of the largest financial meltdown since the Depression, brought about by total lack of regulation of the financial industry. Do you really think we can climb out of this in just a few years? Do those of you who want to get rid of Obama want to put back the people who brought about this recession in the first place? Unless there is some oversight of the financial industry, the same thing will happen again. The Dems may not have been able to ...

The worst U.S. recession since the Great Depression has ended, but weak household spending as the labor market struggles to create jobs will slow the pace of the economy's recovery, according to a survey released on Monday. The survey of 44 professional forecasters released by the National Association of Business Economists (NABE) found that 80 percent of the respondents believed the economy was growing again after four straight quarters of declines. "The great recession is over," said NA ...

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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100916/ap_on_bi_ge/us_foreclosure_rates This is truly pathetic. ...

Obama has sunken us deeper. But that is what he wants. He wants us to be like a third world country. He says the majority of people in third world countries are worse off than the poor in this country. He wants "equality for all". Damn Communist. ...

Trump might want to put a call in to Janet Yellen. The Fed is supposed to be a neutral, independent entity. However, that myth went out the window when Bernanke “gifted” QE 3 to Obama in 2012 to aid with the latter’s re-election bid. The Yellen Fed seems to be even more committed to defining the Fed as nothing more than a leftist establishment mechanism. Back in October when it still looked like Hillary Clinton would win the 2016 Presidential election, Yellen commented that she was c ...

From The Atlantic: " I'm about to share a statistic that you should remember every time you think about the Great Recession, and why the recovery has been so painstaking. It's going to illustrate precisely how devastating the downturn was for your typical American family, and the size of the hole we've been trying to dig ourselves out of. Ready? Here goes: Between 2007 and 2010, the median net worth of U.S. households fell by 47 percent, reaching its lowest level in more than fo ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: First in a three-part series on the loss of middle-class jobs in the wake of the Great Recession, and the role of technology. By Associated Press, Published: January 18 | Updated: Wednesday, January 23, 4:44 PM NEW YORK — Five years after the start of the Great Recession, the toll is terrifyingly clear: Millions of middle-class jobs have been lost in developed countries the world over. And the situation is even worse than it appears. ...

As horrible as it sounds, I hate my job. We have new QA's and they're horrible. Nine years of working for the same company and I suddenly find myself unable to get out of bed in the morning. I'm so tired all the time and dread working. I'm lucky to have a job and naturally can't quit it but does anyone have any suggestions on how to pull yourself out of this funk? I've started getting out once a day and walking and that takes all I have but t ...

How many people get circumstantial depression from this job? I find working at home is very isolating and depressing. Working at home does not benefit me, it benefits the hospital and companies. What do you do to keep from getting burned out? Lets be real - this job is boring, very boring. What can you do to combat the boredome? Maybe I've just been doing this too long. I feel isolated and bored everyday. Like I'm just a number to them wh ...

For those of you who suffer with depression (like me) can you share your experiences with medications (good and bad)? I've tried Effexor, Wellbutrin, Pristiq and some others, but I haven't been able to find the right fit yet. ...

I have had depression for as long as I can remember. For the past few months I have been keeping to myself and avoiding much socialization. As those of you who have major depresssion know, it is a hard cycle to break. I cannot take antidepressants; have tried them all. I become worse and have suicidal ideation on the medications. There have been several issues in my own life and some also with close family members that are making the depression worse.&n ...

I need prayers and I hate to ask, no idea why. After 12 years of marriage, I don't think I can take it anymore. He's extremely verbally abusive and the weekends are horrible. I dread 5:00 when it's time for him to come home from work. It has gotten worse since I've been out of work as an MT, as are many of course. The stress has gotten to the point to where my hands turn blackish/blue and my doctor has told me that I have got to get rid of the st ...

I remember at the worst of my depression, people would say, even church goers that I was feeling sorry for myself. Then I would get the you are not a victim. I beg to differ about the victim. At any rate, I got mad when people would say that I was feeling sorry for myself and I stopped going to church if the pastor would say that in a sermon. That is one of the worst things anyone can say to someone. It is not guilt I felt as much as anger that my own Christian brothers and sisters in Chri ...

If I am not mistaken there were those in the Bible who suffered from depression and they followed God. Now my opinion is that it does not help anyone to say to them that they are having a pity party. That person is trying to explain how they got to feeling as they do. Others can depress you with their actions albeit deliberately or whatever. To criticize anyone going through a hard time by saying this turns me off. I have heard preachers on TV start talking about pity parties. Okay, lastl ...

Anyone just sit and cry doing MT - not because the report is depressing but because you are just so down about your job? It makes it worse when you are older and you feel like you are stuck between a rock and a hard place. By that I mean you are and "older" MT and really do not want to train for anything new but can't quite retire for a few years. It just stinks. ...

I found this article very interesting. It sort of parallels what is happening today. http://www.backwoodshome.com/articles2/silveira117lw.html ...

My boyfriend's parents are quite elderly and mother is slightly demented but alert and oriented most of the time. They sleep until 11 or 12 noon daily and go to bed around 10 p.m. The rest of the time they drive to McDonald's for 2 meals a day and otherwise sit in chairs staring at the TV (which is turned all the way up, rest of the house dark). The father is cranky and argumentative, increasingly so. The family calls them "happy as clams." I see depression -- they would appear to have ...

Has anyone been actually treated for depression and anxiety? I have been going to a psychologist, but it seems like it's going to take forever to make any progress! I get just as frustrated and panicky knowing I have to go to an appointment as I do sitting at home wishing for work! Just wondering if anyone has had any success with therapy, or if anyone has any real life suggestions or stories about how they overcame this illness. I've been feeling helpless and at the ...

This has been obvious for MONTHS, but now finally the "dirty word" has been uttered in mainstream media. (I and a few others have been posting it this board for weeks.) We are in a DEPRESSION, not a RECESSION. The dead giveaway is the MONEY SUPPLY, and if you follow economics then you know that the M3 data have not been reported by our wonderful "fed" (actually a private corporation) since 2006. M3 is MONEY SUPPLY. Ask yourself WHY they would start withholding this crucia ...

Has anyone noticed their depression becoming worse when going through menopause? I am currently going through a major depressive episode and was reading something the other day about postmenopausal depression. I have been going through menopause and was just curious about this. TIA! ...

I have a question. A deeply religious person told me once that people who have depression, have it because they haven't found the Lord. Explain, please. Does that mean (in their belief )that people with depression are being punished?? Also, I know some very deeply religious Christians who have found the Lord and still suffer terribly from depression. In other words, they found the Lord, but still have depression. So, that doesn't make sense to me. No Bible quotes, please. ...

From The Atlantic Magazine The Greatest Risk to the U.S. Economy Is Still the People in Charge of It The recession gave us a lost decade. Congress added a lost year. The budget wars since 2010 have cost us 12 months in job creation. DEREK THOMPSONOCT 17 2013, 8:03 AM ET 21in Share More Reuters The 16-day shutdown of the federal government cost the U.S. economy billions of dollars in lost economic activity, from an idle district, to lost personal income ...

I've tried several of the traditional medications for depression - Prozac, Effexor, and Zoloft. They work for a while, I had some side effects, but then they stopped working and the depression came back every time. I've heard more cons than pros about St. John's Wort, so I'm not sure I want to go that route, but would like to hear from anyone else who has tried the homeopathic route and got good results (or bad, so I know what to stay away from!) Thank ...

Just wondering if anyone has tried an OTC med or herbal remedy for depression that has brought some relief? ...

http://finance.yahoo.com/blogs/daily-ticker/return-mass-layoffs-grim-sign-u-workers-190228219.html ...

Did Obama Really Prevent A Second Great Depression? By JOHN MERLINE, INVESTOR'S BUSINESS DAILYPosted 06/20/2011 05:54 PM ET Politically, the claim makes sense. Casting the challenge Obama faced as immense can help explain the economy's lackluster performance in the two years since the recession officially ended. But is it an accurate portrayal of what really happened? IBD reviewed records of economic forecasts made just before Obama signed the s ...

This is going to be all over the place, but please bear with me. I have to get this out. I've been fighting severe depression since I lost my dad, and that was in 2011. I went for months and months not even wanting to get out of bed, waking up and immediately having a panic attack. Who has a panic attack when they first wake up? It seems as thought negative life events have just piled up so far, that I don't have the energy or the motivation to care anymore. I was molest ...

37.5 is the dose. I'm perimenopausal and very anxious and depressed. Has anyone had relief with this med? ...

Recession is over, welcome to the depression

More fairy tales? - Smitty

you may not want to hear it from... - a conservative viewpoint

The only fairy tale is the one you live in. - just me/hmmm

Dubai - NJ

Good observation - just me/hmmm

Amen, sista! I couldn't agree more! (nm) - Nikki

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