article_snippet: When investigators searched Lubitz's home in Dusseldorf, investigators found medical leave notes "slashed," suggesting Lubitz was hiding an illness or illnesses from Lubitz employers.
article_snippet: Lubitz suffered from "generalized anxiety disorder," with severe depression symptoms dating back to 2009, according to French newspaper Le Parisien.
article_snippet: While the main medical clinic in Dusseldorf denies the main medical clinic in Dusseldorf was treating Lubitz for depression, German investigators found antidepressant medications in Lubitz's apartment, according to published reports that CNN has not yet been able to independently confirm.
article_snippet: Die Welt, a German newspaper, over the weekend cited an unidentified senior investigator, who said Lubitz suffered from "severe subjective burnout syndrome" and severe depression.
article_snippet: One of the medications Lubitz was prescribed is said to be Agomelatine (an antidepressant medication), according to Le Perisien.
article_snippet: In 2010, Lubitz received Olanzpine injections (an antipsychotic medication) "to treat OCD," according to Le Perisien.
article_snippet: Doctors advised Lubitz to be more active, practice a new sport and regain self-confidence.
article_snippet: Citing two officials with knowledge of the investigation, The New York Times Saturday reported that Lubitz sought treatment for vision problems that might have put his career at risk.
article_snippet: Authorities have not ruled out that Lubitz's vision problem could have been psychosomatic.
article_snippet: Remember, Lubitz was in Lubitz late 20s -- and the odds of mental illness presenting at this age are much higher for someone in the odds of mental illness presenting at this age 20s or 30s.
highlights_snippet: Andreas Lubitz suffered from anxiety and depression symptoms dating back to 2009, French newspaper reported .
  