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To: MineralMan

Some anti-depressants can help. I would contact your family doctor, go in and see him or her together with your wife, and have the doctor help come up with a plan.

God bless you...prayers!


12 posted on 12/17/2004 9:31:55 AM PST by andie74 (Proud Resident of Fly-Over Country)
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To: andie74

And I would ditto the advice about drug testing and a conversation with her about PETA.


21 posted on 12/17/2004 9:33:31 AM PST by andie74 (Proud Resident of Fly-Over Country)
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To: andie74
Some anti-depressants can help.

Careful with the anti-depressants. Some are not recommended for people with a history of eating disorders, because alot of them effect appetite and in some cases metabolism.

32 posted on 12/17/2004 9:37:54 AM PST by retrokitten (Merry Christmas to all my FReeper friends!)
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To: andie74
Some anti-depressants can help

THat's the worse thing to do in my opinion. A friend of mines son was put on 'anti-depresants' 15 years ago....he was dependent on them and was ALWAYS depressed anyway. Those drugs are over-prescribed. Instead of letting the person work out there problems normally...they give them drugs. Anyway...he committed suicide last month.

64 posted on 12/17/2004 9:56:34 AM PST by zoobee (www.MyCatHatesYou.com)
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To: andie74

and actually be careful with certain anti-depressants ... as some suppress appettites ... others do not (some I think increase the appettite).


107 posted on 12/17/2004 10:51:31 AM PST by bluebeak (Merry Christ Mass)
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