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Originally Posted by Innerzone
Re-reading, had some thoughts. The impetus for her wanting to increase the Lamictal was to help with a low level depression, right? You'd adjusted the Geodon dose and were stabilizing. She may not have been happy about it, but she already knows the Geodon adjustment was made. In your posts, there is mention of both stabilizing and of hypo. In either of those cases, the initial reason for her raising the Lamictal (for the depression) is no longer a factor. So here is the question (apologies if I've missed this): Has she changed her strategy to now looking for the Lamictal to keep a lid on hypo?
(My line of reasoning hinges on that question so I want to make sure I'm not missing something and barking up the wrong tree.  ) |
Thank you for responding! Last year and a half ago... she wanted to double my dose of lamictal when I was having some hypomania. (I refused due to my knowledge of the antidepressant qualities, she seemed oblivious to this)
4 months ago, I was the one to suggest increasing my dose for low level depression. She agreed to try it. But since I had been hypo I have been afraid to take it. She doesn't know that I have not been taking it. But now I feel I am coming down slowly from this high and maybe I should take it now so I don't have too great a fall.
Just not sure at this moment.
My mood is unstable right now.
??????
what to do.
bizi