英语演讲稿关于孤独症

刘泽洋：（ppt第3页）He was a Dutch Post-Impressionist painter whose work had a far reaching influence on 20th century art for its vivid colors and emotional impact. today many of his pieces—including his numerous self portraits, landscapes, portraits and sunflowers—are among the world's most recognizable and expensive works of art. His depression gradually deepened. On 27 July 1890, aged 37, he walked into a field and shot himself in the chest with a revolver.

（ppt第4页）The British comedymogul Lowen Atkinson (RowanAtkinson).We can never underestimate this"bean", heclaims to have 18500000 viewers in the UK but,in other regional languagesalsohaving a great reputation, carry the world before one

"The British spy Johnny"strongly criticized"the criticsthat he needs time toadjust,even the money cannotmake him happy."

Americancomedian Jim Carryand Italycomedian Saddo Parla"depressionhit, youwill feel very despair, can't find a solution to the problem."

What is Depression

The word 'depression' is used to describe everyday feelings of low mood which can affect us all from time to time. Feeling sad or fed up is a normal reaction to experiences that are upsetting, stressful or difficult; those feelings will usually pass.

If you are affected by depression, you are not 'just' sad or upset. You have an illness which means that intense feeling of persistent sadness, helplessness and hopelessness are accompanied by physical effects such as sleeplessness, a loss of energy, or physical aches and pains.

Sometimes people may not realise how depressed they are, especially if they have been feeling the same for a long time, if they have been trying to cope with their depression by keeping themselves busy, or if their depressive symptoms are more physical than emotional. Here is a list of the most common symptoms of depression. As a general rule, if you have experienced four or more of these symptoms, for most of the day nearly every day, for over two weeks, then you should seek help.

o Tiredness and loss of energy

o Persistent sadness

o Loss of self-confidence and self-esteem

o Difficulty concentrating

o Not being able to enjoy things that are usually pleasurable or interesting

o Undue feelings of guilt or worthlessness

o Feelings of helplessness and hopelessness

o Sleeping problems - difficulties in getting off to sleep or waking up much earlier than usual

o Avoiding other people, sometimes even your close friends

o Finding it hard to function at work/college/school

o Loss of appetite

o Loss of sex drive and/ or sexual problems