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Date Posted: 07:04:07 08/29/07 Wed
Author: Richard
Author Host/IP: adsl-69-212-41-195.dsl.sfldmi.ameritech.net / 69.212.41.195
Subject: Re: Lowering the dosage on my meds.
In reply to: Rhonda K 's message, "Lowering the dosage on my meds." on 01:26:01 08/28/07 Tue

Hey, that is very good that you do not have a chemical imbalance based depression where as you can lower the dose with impunity. I have chemical imbalance along with experience type depression and anxiety. No matter how good I feel, I cannot get the chemical imbalance to right itself. I can only med treat the imbalance to alleviate it; not cure it. It is very good that you are lowering the meds with your doctor's approval and help.

RICHARD

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