Re: Re: New here also/long/

[Guest guest]

Thanks . Right now I am researching some alternative meds. It just

gets soooo confusing though. Not sure what herbs I can take with the meds

I'm on.

Cyberhugs,

Sherri

>

> Welcome to the group. So sorry to hear your depression is so bad. The

> only advice I can give is to keep trying different doctors(I know,

> hard when you don't have insurance), and eventually you will find one

> who is sympathetic and helpful. Also, keep trying different

> medications and supplements and therapies. What works for one person

> doesn't necessarily work for another. I'm sure everyone here will be

> willing to offer advice on alternative meds to try. I'm currently

> trying drug therapy pretty much for the first time. I tried for years

> to treat my fibro with vitamins and supplements and herbs, and it

> just didn't help nearly enough. So a lot of these drugs are new to

> me. I'm learning. :-)

>

> Take care,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sherri,

An inexpensive drug is Guafenex. My Doc has had alot of good luck with it.

Unfortunely I'm not one of them. But there are many that it has helped.

Not sure if I can post websites and book that explain this therapy in this site,

but if you are interested in this email me for info. If anyone else is

interested in it - some one let me know if it can be posted.

Gentle Hugs,

Cinda

Re: Re: New here also/long/

Thanks . Right now I am researching some alternative meds. It just

gets soooo confusing though. Not sure what herbs I can take with the meds

I'm on.

Cyberhugs,

Sherri

>

> Welcome to the group. So sorry to hear your depression is so bad. The

> only advice I can give is to keep trying different doctors(I know,

> hard when you don't have insurance), and eventually you will find one

> who is sympathetic and helpful. Also, keep trying different

> medications and supplements and therapies. What works for one person

> doesn't necessarily work for another. I'm sure everyone here will be

> willing to offer advice on alternative meds to try. I'm currently

> trying drug therapy pretty much for the first time. I tried for years

> to treat my fibro with vitamins and supplements and herbs, and it

> just didn't help nearly enough. So a lot of these drugs are new to

> me. I'm learning. :-)

>

> Take care,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sherri,

An inexpensive drug is Guafenex. My Doc has had alot of good luck with it.

Unfortunely I'm not one of them. But there are many that it has helped.

Not sure if I can post websites and book that explain this therapy in this site,

but if you are interested in this email me for info. If anyone else is

interested in it - some one let me know if it can be posted.

Gentle Hugs,

Cinda

Re: Re: New here also/long/

Thanks . Right now I am researching some alternative meds. It just

gets soooo confusing though. Not sure what herbs I can take with the meds

I'm on.

Cyberhugs,

Sherri

>

> Welcome to the group. So sorry to hear your depression is so bad. The

> only advice I can give is to keep trying different doctors(I know,

> hard when you don't have insurance), and eventually you will find one

> who is sympathetic and helpful. Also, keep trying different

> medications and supplements and therapies. What works for one person

> doesn't necessarily work for another. I'm sure everyone here will be

> willing to offer advice on alternative meds to try. I'm currently

> trying drug therapy pretty much for the first time. I tried for years

> to treat my fibro with vitamins and supplements and herbs, and it

> just didn't help nearly enough. So a lot of these drugs are new to

> me. I'm learning. :-)

>

> Take care,

>

>