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Old 01-15-2011, 02:57 PM #5
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Default Husband has same problem
My husband notices that when weather goes down hill so does his mental state. He will be in a wonderful mood one day and then horrible the next. He has also noticed an increase in appetite during the down episodes.

He had neck surgery a few years ago and soon after that this began happening. We have wondered if something with the anesthesia or other drugs used during his surgery may have triggered the change.

It is a very frustrating situation to be in.
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