Maybe over the hump is a better way to describe it? My own problems with seasonal / occasional depression have resembled something of a bell curve- not bad at

Maybe over the hump is a better way to describe it? My own problems with seasonal / occasional depression have resembled something of a bell curve- not bad at first, then really bad, then not very bad. The threat of depression never really goes away, but the likelihood of having bad days generally dies down over time, especially if the gap from what you were missing (IE child, job, spouse, sibling, family, pets) gets filled by something else.