The Effects of Clinical Depression on Your Pocketbook

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Just wondering what effect the consequences of clinical depression have had on your pocketbook? To make a long story as short as possible, I have suffered from the adult symptoms of clinical depression for 35 years. In 2007, thanks to the combination of the right medication and years of talk therapy, my symptoms are under complete control. However, my financial situation/bank accounts were in complete ruins. The depression inhibited my decision making abilities. When I was in undergraduate and graduate school, I majored in a subject area I did not enjoy. After college, I hopped around from job to job. I knew how to land a job, I just didn't know how to keep it. When my first wife, who was the bread winner died in 1998, things went from bad to worse. I charged on all my credit cards to the limit for money because I did not feel like working. I went bankrupt and eventually wound up on disability. Fortunately, in 2007, things began to turn around. The symptoms are now under complete control because my doctor found a medication that was just right for me. My second wife is working and very supportive. Although, I am still on disability, I have been able to create a blueprint for myself on how to earn or make money online and , as a result, I have been making some extra money for the past four months without spending any money out of pocket. Also, through a wealth builders club of which I am an affiliate, I have been able to show anyone with a disability, including those with clinical depression, how to go about making money online free. Now it's your turn. What effects have the consequences of clinical depression had on your pocketbook and what if anything have you done or would you like to do about it? Thanks in advance for sharing and God bless you.