As the days get shorter and the temperature drops many people experience a shift in their mood. Seasonal affective disorder is a kind of depression that usually begins in the fall and lasts through the winter. Katrina Squazzin has more.
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Scott Hanes of The Wolf 101.5 shares his story about seasonal affective disorder
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