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Old 11-03-2006, 08:57 PM #21
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I agree Julie!

I have been in group therapy in several situations and am now going to psychotherapy. In all these groups the common thread is depression. Also all had in common the desire to get out of depression. From that I would expect people on these forums to be similar. I have seen that from reading posts in various forums.

Thanks for articulating this
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They both benefit from OTC supplements although they respond best to different ones...my husband likes St John's Wort, while my son does best on low dose 5HTP with VitB6 and Inositol
My daughter also has responded very well to vitamin B6 (P5P) and other supplements for depression, anxiety, panic... but she has also tested positive for Pyroluria.

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depression is depressing maybe
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firemonkey, you don't have to have just 1 home forum here.
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Smile Hi firemonkey
Welcome aboard, firemonkey -
Please join in and know that we welcome you completely .... and don't see you a bit as 'homo dysfunctional'

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