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A client with suspected seasonal affective disorder asks the nurse, I've been feeling down for 3 months. Will I ever feel like myself again? The response that builds on an understanding of this disorder is:
 
  1. Usually clients with this disorder see improvement during the fall and winter.
  2. Spontaneous improvement usually comes in 6 months to a year.
  3. People who have seasonal mood changes often feel better when spring comes.
  4. Can you tell me what you mean when you say feel like myself'?
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