`An Impending Doom`: The Harsh Reality Of Life With Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
(World News UK)

As winter creeps nearer and days seem to turn into one long and foreboding night, roughly one in 15 people in the UK are hit by feelings of lethargy and unhappiness on a life-altering scale. Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) has a huge effect on a person’s mood and energy levels. Although people can be diagnosed at any time of the year, it’s typically prevalent between November and March, according to Anxiety UK, because of the lack of daylight. And while some people need antidepressants to help them cope with the symptoms, for those who relish the cosiness and festivities of winter, it can be hard to understand what life with SAD is really like. “It’s a negative,...