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Originally Posted by francisR
[ Hi Vital
This is a much disputed subject. A clinical psychologist told me that there is just one chance in seven that a particular medication would work. Identifying the right one is just a matter of trial and error. However, there are some people who swear by the medication that it is doing a good job for them. But over time, the body does build of a degree of tolerance to the meds resulting in its either having to be strengthened or changed. How is everything with you? I hope and pray today will be really good for you. God bless and best wishes from your friend Francis
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Hi FrancisR,
Your posts are so kind and helpful. Thanks very much.
I'm concerned for people who start taking antidepressants casually, assuming that this is the best treatment and not realizing the long term consequences. There may be no antidepressant that works in the long run and they may get trapped, suffering from depression anyway, suffering long term health consequences and not able to stop the drugs without withdrawal.
God bless you too.
Your friend, - vital
