Re: Re: What do I do if I have to take the meds

[Guest guest]

Hello,

My husband has done this to me ( he put me on Wellbutrin, well not he

himself, but he talked to my Dr.) Up till now I was steaming mad about this,

but your mail has changed my mind.

Thank you

JJ

-- Re: What do I do if I have to take the meds

On other thing there are different types of depression, you can have

depression when your life makes a drastic change such as this surgery

and while you certainly feel bad it seems to have an end point when

the benefits of the surgery begin to out weigh what we are mourning

such as food, meals with family, social interactions, etc.

Ther there is chronic depression that may or may not be triggered by

life 's circumstances, certainly it can be exacerbated by them, but

this depression doesn't lift after a bit of time or exercise or what

ever. This is a physical disorder and needs treatment, medicine of

some sort and in some cases you will need to add talk therapy to help

you adjust. This is the depression I was referring to that someone

suffering from this might need to have a loved one or friend intercede

on their behalf and make them seek medical treatment because they

might be too incompacitated by depression to do this on their own.

anne

> anne i was reading on a site that depression after the surgery

in the beginning is very normal part of the recovery process.

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[Guest guest]

This is so true anne in my case i am bi-polar but if you seen me on the

street you would never be able to tell. But then again if you knew me on a much

deeper lever you deffinately would know i am bi-polar.

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millasandra wrote:

On other thing there are different types of depression, you can have

depression when your life makes a drastic change such as this surgery

and while you certainly feel bad it seems to have an end point when

the benefits of the surgery begin to out weigh what we are mourning

such as food, meals with family, social interactions, etc.

Ther there is chronic depression that may or may not be triggered by

life 's circumstances, certainly it can be exacerbated by them, but

this depression doesn't lift after a bit of time or exercise or what

ever. This is a physical disorder and needs treatment, medicine of

some sort and in some cases you will need to add talk therapy to help

you adjust. This is the depression I was referring to that someone

suffering from this might need to have a loved one or friend intercede

on their behalf and make them seek medical treatment because they

might be too incompacitated by depression to do this on their own.

anne

> anne i was reading on a site that depression after the surgery

in the beginning is very normal part of the recovery process.

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