It seems the medical profession don't seem to think that is the case! Personally i think there is something wrong with the connections in my brain, the last psychiatrist i saw said i have dysthymia and could try another AD....but i refused.....errm....because i got really angry at him and told him nothing he did could do would ever help, which he agreed with (yeh not a good idea to be irrational with a pdr! i don't think they like being told they're useless. oops.). He recommended continuing with long term therapy as the solution after speaking to my therapist....I've been on medication before - e.g. 3 sets of ADs - but they've never helped much....and i'm kinda fickle about taking them....not in a bad way but i get angry alot and that makes me impulsive. And i can't control it. Honest. Sometimes i wish there was something i could take to make it feel lighter, but there obviously isn't so why even bother thinking about that now. I don't really like drs much, besides now i can't even contact my GP who was the only alright one i ever saw.....because she'll just think i'm the scum of the earth wasting her time with my melodramatic nothingness. And she'd be right. So i go to therapy, and i like my therapist, but the weeks in between are very hard. ................but stating the obvious there as otherwise none of us would be here..........sorry.