How could Buzz Aldrin have possibly gotten depressed after returning from the moon?

He could have written his own ticket and done anything career wise – Started his own airline (or any other business) taught at university, author/lecturer. I’m sure the list was endless. Granted, he wouldn’t have been able to top the moon walk, but, nevertheless, many satisfying career options were surely available. Did any of the other Apollo astronauts suffer from depression after returning home? Baffled!

He said he was unprepared for the fame that followed his return to Earth. Aldrin’s depression and alcohol problems were inherited, he said. His mother, whose last name ironically was Moon, killed herself. So did her father. Both parents drank.

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