Depression Blogs

Psych Central has posted the 2007 Best of the Web -Depression Blogs.

There are a number of blogs in there I haven’t read before, I’ll definitely be taking a look. Perhaps while I sit at JFK tonight waiting for my delayed flight home. At least there’s wifi!!

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