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I am prematurely retired due to my collection of conditions.
What to expect? Doctors' appointments Time to think (could be good, could be bad) Time to explore old and new interests (focus and energy permitting) Time to interact with family (could be good, could be bad) What resources for seniors exist up there in the North?
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That in itself may be most helpful.
Yes, moving to an area where teaching/research hospitals exist could offer the best chance of getting cutting-edge treatments. Moving, of course, is a challenge even for those not suffering from depression. ![]() Low Field Magnetic Stimulation for depression got some press in 2014.
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There are lots of things to try for depression which have quite good chances of helping or even giving you a breakthrough. The first thing that springs to mind for you is a light box and/or vitamin D. Have you tried that? Here's what I think is the best overall plan: http://forums.psychcentral.com/4262681-post105.html ![]() |
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