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Pou prèske senk ane Anna ti Mouton, 36, te plede ak depresyon. Li te t'ap chache èd nan men doktè, pran divès kalite preskripsyon ak sou medikaman yo vann san preskripsyon, vitamin, ak yon etalaj de remèd natirèl tout nan yon efò yo kontwole li. Ki sa ki te petèt te antidot la pi akeyi epi yo efikas konbatr depresyon l ', sepandan, rive li lè li te chans nan fòm lan nan yon neglije, sèt ane fin vye granmoun kole fwontyè yo te rele Mike. Yon zanmi kòb li ki se aktif nan yon gwoup sekou kole fwontyè konvenki Anna pote Mike kay ak swen pou l '. “Li te di yo viv pou kont li,” li te eksplike, “difisil vin lakay nan fwa. Bagay la sèlman fè fas a m 'te netwaye, televizyon an, òdinatè a, telefòn nan; pa gen okenn lòt ke yo te k ap viv. Mike te chanje ki. Itís bèl yo vin lakay ou epi gen l 'ap tann pou m'. Youn nan kamarad klas mwen menm te di m 'yon
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For nearly five years Anna Lamb, 36, has struggled with depression. She has sought help from doctors, taken various prescription and over the counter medications, vitamins, and an array of natural remedies all in an effort to control it. What has perhaps been the most welcome and effective antidote to combating her depression, however, came to her by chance in the form of a neglected, seven year old border collie named Mike. A friend of hers who is active in a border collie rescue group convinced Anna to bring Mike home and care for him. “It was hard to live alone,” she explains, “hard to come home at times. The only thing facing me was cleaning, the television, the computer, the telephone; no other living being. Mike has changed that. Itís nice to come home and have him waiting for me. One of my classmates even told me a