If your father or his blood relatives, mother or her blood relatives (parents and siblings) are known to have had major depression than you are likely to have major depression.
Depression is caused by many factors. Some of which are more obvious than others. A person can develop depression from factors such as abuse, drug addiction, death or personal loss or major changes in ones life. These may be relatively obvious if to identify. However, heredity can play a large role in whether someone develops depression. Making it seem as if someone is getting depression for no reason. When in fact depression does run in the family. For instance, a person with a family history of depression is many times more likely to suffer from depression in his or hers lifetime than someone with no family history of depression.
There is no definitie genetic link that confirms that anorexia is inherited. There are theories that it could be an inherited trait. Other theories propose that a likelihood may be inherited (that is, a person may be more likely than someone else to develop an eating disorder based on a predisposition to other factor-causes like depression or BDD). Many medical professionals believe that it is a "learned" behaviour. That is, people with family members who suffer from anorexia may themselves develop anorexia not because of genetics but because they copy habits or actions of family members.
it was depressing because of the Great Depression.
Because i want to help my family and to develop my skill
Adopted children will tend to ask if you're their biological parents or family because they'll feel indifferent and the curiosity about "Who am I?". The type of emotional issues they develop is identity, depression, and abandonment.
Because i want to help my family and to develop my skill
Post Traumatic Stress
Depression can be caused by situations, but unless your family life is really terrible it is unlikely to be the underlying cause. It can certainly amplify depression, though. Why not talk to a counselor about it? Try your school counselors, or call Crisis Line for a connection with someone who can listen and help.
express with your family or call someone that can help that isn't a doctor.
In my opinion I think Yes the Great Depression hardship strengthened the families bond because families idk
Because they have blonde genes in their family.
No. They run away from home because they have mental issues like depression or schizophrenia or because their family mistreats them.