Quote by Will Rogers, December 31, 1933

This depression was deep, and you don't climb out of anything as quick as you fall in.

This depression was deep, and you don't climb out of anythin

Summary

This quote emphasizes the gravity and lasting impact of depression. It highlights that overcoming depression is not a quick or easy process but a gradual climb out of the deep emotional and mental state. Just as one's fall into depression is often sudden and overwhelming, getting better requires patience, time, and effort. It serves as a reminder that recovery takes time and should not be rushed or underestimated, as it is a challenging journey towards healing and well-being.

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By Will Rogers, December 31, 1933

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