Posted by tepi on February 15, 2009, at 1:38:21
In reply to Re: Should I return to my meds now? » tepi, posted by SLS on February 13, 2009, at 6:57:25
> > What do you think?
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> I think going on and off the same drugs so frequently might make you less responsive to drugs in general. This has been my experience.
>Why do you think that Scott?, any particular ideas besides your own experience?
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Perhaps this is the time to try something new - like Parnate. For me, Parnate has less potential to poop-out than Nardil does. Since you seem to be an MAOI responder, this might be worth a try.
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Yes , it has been on my mind , It would be fair right?> I think you should be a little more patient with your illness. I know the temptation is to do anything and everything possible at the slightest worsening. You need to give things time for the brain to find its balance. You have to practice feeling bad and not reacting impulsively with medications. The more tolerant of the depression you become, the better are your chances of finding a treatment that will work long-term. You really need to learn how to be patient.
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I wish I could , I have been many years like this
Maybe I have improved just a little on that matter ,it is just that sometimes I got very desperate
> Just a hint: Most times, the acute rel
apse feels worse than where things end up once things get settled. In other words, the depression is worse than usual immediately after relapse. This worsened state might last for a few days, but is something you might be able to tolerate if you know that it is only temporary. This will give you more time to consider strategies of how to next treat the depression.
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> Easier said than done, I know. I have had to do it numerous times.
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> - Scott
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>Ey I did not return to my meds , I was bad and the the next day wast just a little better or at least not that bad . Im still off meds
Thanks for writting Scott
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