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Broken my arm and now am very depressed. what can i do to recover quickly?
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Injury & depression: Sorry about your injury. It this prevents you from activities you previously enjoyed, you could well feel depressed not doing those. Recovery from a broken arm takes several weeks/months, so you'll need to take good care of yourself during that time. Seek out friends and activities you can do; eat a whole foods diet; visualize healing. Tell your doctor you're depressed. Treatment is possible.
Answered 12/9/2013
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