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• Gary M. Feiereisel, born Tacoma, Washington; admitted to bar, 1981, Illinois. Legal education, Loyola University of Chicago (J.D., 1981); undergraduate education, Loyola University of Chicago (B.S.B.A., cum laude, 1978); member and captain of Loyola University of Chicago basketball team. MEMBER: Chicago, Illinois State and American Bar Associations; Defense Research Institute; Admitted to United States District Court, Northern District of Illinois; United States District Court, Central District of Illinois; United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit; and United States Supreme Court.

  30+ years legal experience including numerous arbitration hearings and cases tried to verdict in various Illinois state courts and federal district court. Appellate experience in the Illinois appellate court; United States Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit; United States Supreme Court. Gary represented the City of Northlake in the case of O'Hare Truck Service, et al v. City of Northlake, et al, No. 95-191 and argued the case in the United States Supreme Court. Martindale Hubbell AV-Rated.

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who would ever need to look up that simplistic word?? As you brusquely hurl these papers down and strut away, abandoning them on some park bench or picnic table, an onlooker snickers at your arrogance before clutching the rejected document, seating herself comfortably, and preparing for a satisfying read.. Depression is much more than simply sadness. Depression can be separation from someone or something you love. It can feel like half of you has been dismally ripped from its home and left in some forgotten alley or basement. You have no one to hold on to, the only thing keeping you going has been demolished, and now, with nothing left to celebrate, you begin cleaning up the mess the guests made. Depression can be a feeling of isolation, and not the isolation you experience walking peacefully through a mossy forest, or relaxing on a tranquil beach, watching the fiery sun burn its last rays before blanketing itself behind the horizon, leaving you with the company of the waves lapping calmly at your feet. No, this isolation is quite a different cup of tea. It is as if you are a statue, frozen in place for an eternity as the world swirls dizzyingly around you, leaving you behind, helplessly crying out in vain. You are spiraling feebly down the great toilet bowl of life, until you. reach the pipes below all humanity, clearing the salted water from your bleary eyes and wondering what on earth just happened. Or perhaps you are surrounded by people, faces crowding you, and keeping you company, yet that same depression manages to hang on, nearly suffocating you, and crudely morphing smiles into critical, judgmental glares.. Sadness, on the other hand, is incredibly unlike depression. Sadness is the sensation you experience after losing a loved one, or failing an important exam. It is an emotion of immeasurable grief. It can be shared with others, like family, and friends. It tends to affect those around you, and those around you tend to affect it right back. When you feel sad and your best friend or true love grins at you, or wraps you up in their arms, you hear a murmur in your head that softly whispers, Right now it hurts, but in a little while it?ll all be okay?. Depression is a different species altogether. Depression stings your soul, and yours only. It is a total numbness that only you as an individual are encountering. Your friends and family have absolutely no idea what you are going through, and that is why depression tends to be more difficult to understand.. Those around you unfortunately cannot help you, nor make you feel better, in any way. When you are sad, you receive some warm words and you eventually turn out all right. However, when an acquaintance finds out that you are depressed, you are sent to a psychiatrist, or a therapist, because no one realizes what you are undergoing enough to just throw out the standard comforting words and tick off another item on their mental agendas.. Perhaps the original reader was so brutal to the subject because it was something he felt inside, something that he knew was lurking there. He felt the throb of depression gnawing hungrily at his soul, but he was in denial, and did not want to have to think that his life really was heading in the wrong direction. What he did not recognize is that by acknowledging it, he could actually find the basis of his problem, and the healing could begin. If you do not admit to depression, then eventually it will swallow you up whole, leaving nothing behind but a trail of tears and your reading glasses, which will be strong reminders to others. Hopefully others can heed these words and receive help, from someone who understands. Someone who knows what is happening?someone, say, the author?. OK sorry that's so effing long, you don't have to read everything. It's a definition essay. "Show me your soul, not your skeleton," said my teacher. Well, there you have it. My definition essay on depression...tell me what you think.....

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