"I started high school telling myself that things would change. I would get involved in school activities, go to parties, be social, and make friends," Jamie says. "It wasn't that easy. I went to maybe two club meetings before I stopped. Every Friday I would sit at home with my parents and I would feel guilty. But I was happy being alone."
Read Jamie's personal story of triumph: adaa.org/living-with-anxiet...
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Treatment Resistant Major Depressive Disorder: I am proof that there is hope. 
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