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I am around adolescent men and women all year round . Things are tough enough in the grownup job market these days, and in the national economic situation in general, so when I see these youngsters in a generally not happy mood I assume it reflects their home life and I am not overly shocked. But when I read the article on your website about Seroquel XR and depression , it really made an impression on me. 

I am earnestly thinking now that some of these adolescents may be going through periods of depression, and perhaps even bipolar disorder the kind of problems that have doctors urging that their patients utilize those Seroquel XR coupons for free samples. In your article , you say that symptoms of depression include “feelings of worthlessness poor concentration or having difficulty making decisions, thinking about death or suicide”. When I walk around our school café and study hall, that’s exactly the kind of talk I hear from several of these kids. 

I’m not excessively clear about the divergence between depression and manic depression . Some of the symptoms appear to be the same, even though your article says that manic depression also includes, “feeling sad or empty, tearful significant loss of interest or pleasure in activities that used to be enjoyable”. Again, that applies to many of these teens. I am searching a way to refer some of them to their school medical faculty without appearing meddling in their personal affairs , and without disturbing their parents, but I do feel that something needs to be done. At the very least, they should be getting a medical diagnosis, perhaps a prescription and an opportunity to take advantage of that offer of the coupon for free Seroquel XR samples as a commencement of treatment.