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Old 09-28-2006, 06:32 PM #9
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What a lovely post, Sally.
I hope you are doing better. Have you had your appointment with your physician yet? I look forward to getting to know many others on here as well, but because of my schedule, my appearances here are spotty.

Chris
I'm doing a bit better, Chris, thank you for asking. This place and all of you have helped a lot, in getting me out of my funk.

I will still probably have to change ADs, but am terrified of weaning off of Paxil. I have read so many horror stories. I may ask my Doc if I can increase doseage, instead of changing. Paxil has been wonderful for me. But I am on the highest recommended dose now..so..??

Good thoughts, Chris.
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