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Ricky's story is a powerful reminder that even those that feel they have nothing to be depressed about, can be susceptible to depression. Depression is not discerning, it can strike anybody, at any time. Sometimes the question is not "why", but rather, how to emerge from beneath it. Ricky shares how he emerged as a stronger and more confident version of himself.
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