Get a better grip on the markets.

WSJ's Take on the Week is here to give you a look ahead to the most important events

on the economic and business calendar and what they mean for your money and investments.

Subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts.

For some mental health conditions, with another holiday season fast approaching,

and the depths of winter closing in, we thought it might be helpful to reshare it.

Thanks for listening.

Depression.

It can be a difficult mental illness to pin down.

It can feel different for everyone and even those who struggle with it can have trouble

identifying what it is.

I mostly came to understand that I had depression through talking with my friends.

For the longest time, I kind of just assumed that everyone felt this way,

like weird, just like general malaise.

For this 29-year-old, depression surfaced about six years ago and began as a feeling of being

disconnected with the world.

I didn't want to eat because I didn't feel like I deserved to eat.

I don't know, I didn't hang out with friends because I didn't feel like I deserved to

see my friends. I didn't feel like I should be punishing them by talking to them or seeing them.

This person uses they-them pronouns.

They're a Maryland resident and work as a software tester.

They sought help for their depression, trying numerous types of treatments.

...