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Default MG and depression......

Hello all! I was talking to my docs the other day and they BOTh told me that
a large number of people with MG also suffer from depression...........

How do you all handle it? I for one am on 10 mgs a day of Paxil - a real life saver for me.........The last time I had the plasma exchange I kind of had a break and screamed @ my poor hubby for 3 days straight - again the needle thing - so my nurses talked my neuro into giving me the Paxil...........

Do any of you suffer from depression? If so, how do you handle it?

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