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Date Posted: 10:58:11 03/20/02 Wed
Author: Francie
Author Host/IP: 64.12.104.29
Subject: Scott.... Your thoughts on Dysthymia

Scott,
The first doctor that I ever saw diagnosed me with Dysthymia. And like you, it appeared in my early teens. It is a frustrating form of depression for me because I can always pull it together enough to look good (work, etc.), yet I often feel just not right. Anyway, I don't hear the term Dysthymia used very often and it was interesting to note that their is a fellow sufferer on the site.

Francie

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