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LATEST NEWS ON DEPRESSION SYMPTOMS, TREATMENT & MEDICATION Duchess of Cambridge's brother James Middleton reveals ten-day Christmas trip with sister Pippa and family to her brother-in-law Spencer Matthews' Scottish home was 'turning point' in depression battle 06/12/20 16:44 James Middleton, 33, told The Telegraph that a ten-day trip to Scotland with his sister Pippa, 36, and their parents and extended family marked a 'turning point' in his battle with depression (left, and right, with Pippa, her husband James and mother Carole). The Duchess of Cambridge's brother explained: 'On Christmas day, Spencer and I wore kilts and took a three-hour walk on the Affric trail, around the loch... I hadn't been in the right state of mind for a while, but this was a turning point for me. ' (inset, together)... James Middleton on 'turning point' in depression battle HEALTH NOTES: Video games can give teenagers a blast of joy 24/10/20 23:11 Zapping away for hours on video games has long been demonised for destroying teenagers' mental health, but it can actually make them happy, according to a survey.
'Today I officially requested retirement from the US Army, an organization I love. My family and I look forward to the next chapter of our lives, ' he wrote. There has been speculation about what Vindman may do next, including signing on as a contributor to a cable network or writing a book. Marie Yovanovitch, the former U. S. ambassador to Ukraine who was another key impeachment witness, is working on a memoir and other administration officials have written on their dealings with Trump. President Trump in February ousted Vindman from his White House job just two days after his acquittal by the Senate. Vindman´s lawyer said his client had been told to leave in retaliation for 'telling the truth. ' The president tried to justify Vindman's removal at the time. 'He was very insubordinate, reported contents of my 'perfect' calls incorrectly, & was given a horrendous report by his superior, ' Trump tweeted then. Vindman, who was the National Security Council's Ukraine expert, testified under subpoena last fall about his concerns surrounding a call between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.