Posted by willyee on July 6, 2006, at 18:45:24
In reply to Re: No one is immune, posted by cecilia on July 5, 2006, at 16:18:36
> Once you've got the basic necessities of life I personally don't think how much money you have makes much difference. When you're depressed the thought of death is never very far from your mind, and we all know"you can't take it with you". As for the so-called "good" pdocs, if they actually exist, they have exactly the same pool of meds to choose from as the "bad' ones, no more, no less. Cecilia
Totaly agree.....unlike certain other disease unfortantly Aids,where so many drugs are required a day,the dreaded cocktail,
Depression however,although the new meds can be a strong burden on a pocket,are not so where people havent been able to obtain them and leave a general idea of their effectivness.
So i agree with u totaly,even having access to the "best" drugs wouldent be a livesaver as this illness really doesent have any secret aresnal that the average person hasent already used extenisvly.So celeb or not,depression is a monster,and eminem may not appear as the nicest guy ever but he also never said he was,and im sure its just as hard on him as regualr folk.
Just imagine in his case when he feels he needs time alone to situate his thoughts he has 5 little kids run up to him,now can he turn around and snap at them and refuse them a autograph,unless he wants to end up in 20 papaers stating what a monster he is.
No one approaching him is going to understand that he is human and in a time of trying to heal and not try to cling to him asking a million absurd questions for a hour.
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