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Social withdrawal can be a sign of mental distress. Don’t take it personally. Here are ways to respond and what you might do to help.
“Sometimes we can get so focused on everything that's going wrong that we can't always see what's going right,” says Jessica Jackson, Ph.D., a Houston psychologist.
You’re irritable and cranky and don’t have enough energy to do anything on your to-do list. Could diabetes be to blame?
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When I lost touch with mine, I realized how important they are.
From the truth-teller to the planner, the friends every sister should have by her side.
