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Re: ANTI-DEPRESSANTS...For ReneeFrom: Barbra (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu, 14 Mar 2002 04:15:45 -0600 (CST)
http://www.rense.com/general/pro.htm Renee,as always,I respect your professional opinions. Could you please let me know what you make of this,when and if you have the time to read thru it. Other's input would be great too. I am considering going on Remeron...I have bad experiences with the serotonin. My therapist is reluctant to giving me anything,as he thinks my depression is related to my adjustment disorder from my underlying illness's.He says once the underlying disorders are treated successfully(might take a while),then my depression would subside.He does not think that mine warrants anti-depressants.....but he does not live with me.I agree,-I would be normal,if I didn't have other problems to deal with daily.The days where I am not bloated up like a woman in her ninth month of pregnancy ready to pop,and when not having the leg sensation/discomforts...I am my old usual happy self.I do see his point...but how do I get thru the other twenty-five days of the month?I have about five good days per month that I am not in discomfort from one thing or another.Nausea,bloating,periods every three weeks...constant pms....and the others issues that you already know about.? But,how in the heck does one go on ,in constant discomfort,not only physically,but mentally?Physical pain=Mental pain.....and Mental pain=physical pain. Upon waking-my first thought is"oh no,another day,what's in store for me today".Then comes the adrenaline surges all day,,all night.....depression...I think this needs something to help me till I can find proper treatment for my PCOS and lupus.I don't know--feeling numb might not be bad for me!Better than this for sure. Looking for advice...anyone?
-- Sincerely, Barbra Camara
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