Dr. NoSleep
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This all started with the death of my uncle.
Back in April, he had committed suicide at the age of 53, a tragedy that of course, deeply impacted my family.
I knew that leading up to his death, that my uncle was going through an intense depression period.
While I wasn't incredibly close with my uncle, I never remembered him ever being the type of guy who had a habit of falling into depression, let alone any history of mental illness.
He was more the guy known for coaching high school football or being part of the Elks Lodge than anyone with a pattern of depression or anxiety.
It must have been something very personal, considering that as far as I knew, there had been nothing drastically wrong with my uncle's side of the family in the months leading up to it.
There were no issues between him or my aunt, no dire financial problems, or even any issues at my uncle's work, serious enough for him to stop going in.
My father was very close to him, being his brother of course, and he had never indicated to us that something was wrong beforehand.
What struck me as particularly odd was that everyone, or at least everyone older than myself, our cousins, and the younger members of our family seemed to know what exactly was causing his depressive episodes.
No one mentioned what it could be, but anytime someone would bring it up, there was an uncomfortable pause in the air and the subject would be quickly changed.
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