Episode 9 (On Depression)

Episode 9 of the Living On The Fence: A True Dilemma podcast, hosted by Eldonna Muhwava, titled "Episode 9 (On Depression)" was published on December 21, 2021 and runs 51 minutes.

December 21, 2021 ·51m · Living On The Fence: A True Dilemma

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In this episode I talk about how I came to the realisation that I was exhibiting depressive symptoms and how it led me to seek help. I discuss how the depressive symptoms manifested themselves in and impacted on my life.

Disclaimer: Please don't use my story to diagnose yourself. Instead, if you feel like you are not okay, go see a mental health professional.

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