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The
Darkness of The Day by Darin Hadley
Have you ever felt like certain
days are darker than others? It
could be totally sunny outside and yet
something uneasy fills your mind. Do
you get a strange feeling when you
pass a cemetery and you see a casket
sitting alone waiting to be buried?
I do. The cemetery feeling is the
same feeling I feel on those darker
days in life. If you said yes to those
questions, you could be suffering
from depression. We are currently
performing a medical research study
on depression at the Hadley Institute
for Personal Well-being.
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another, a sort of binding force or one
spirit that intertwines us all together
like a big bowl of spaghetti. I’m not
going the direction of Star Wars, but it
would be a good example. I remember
waking up on Sept. 11, 2001, and
having a strange feeling, one of the
so called “Darkness of The Days.” I
hadn’t even watched the news that
morning and yet I felt as if something
was terribly wrong. Sure enough, I
learned a bit later that a plane had
flown into the World Trade Center.
I’m not saying I’m psychic by any
means, but I believe I could feel the
sorrow or horror that many were feeling.
Days like that are extremely
rare, but I don’t think the dark feelings
have to come from something of that
magnitude. I felt the same darkness
on the day my grandmother died.
Something didn’t feel right and later
that morning I learned of her passing.
It could be coincidence that I felt
weird on those particular days, or it
could mean something. Some days I
experience the same feeling and
nothing happens that I know of.
Maybe on those days something in a
far off place has happened and I just
didn’t know about it.
Darin is Editor of Outcry E-zine, an aspiring
screenwriter, and proud daddy. He still has to
this day, no bum.
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