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Old 08-22-2007, 08:59 PM #1
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Default Depression
Does anyone else struggle with depression? I have never had any struggles like this prior to the MG diagnosis, but now am struggling. My internst put me on Celexa, xanex and busbar, but I seem to be still not able to move out of it. I would imagine dealing with a chronic disease has something to do with it, but just wondering if anyone else has anything they would be willing to share about this subject. I know its kind of touchy
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