Depression or manic depression doesn't have to limit your choice of careers. People who suffer from mood disorders have worked as teachers, psychologists, counselors, caseworkers, accountants, dietitians, doctors, nurses, health care professionals, social workers, custodians, surveyors, tool and die makers, electricians, plumbers, etc. The list goes on. You don't even have to work at a career if your finances permit. You can live a full, active, and rewarding life by getting involved with advocacy, or by volunteering, raising a family, caring for elderly parents or relatives with disabilities, or pursuing a particular interest with a passion.

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