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07-09-2007, 09:35 AM
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One reason I didn't want to put the magnet up there is that if I kept it off any length of time, I was afraid of the same thing. I wouldn't have been able to let it turn back on.
Did it help his depression any? I hope so. I believe that it is going to be a major thing for depression before long if it works for everyone. The man that helped me and my Dr. with mine said they had only seen one person it didn't help. Thanks for the info. Ada |
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07-09-2007, 05:55 PM
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My husband has the VNS for seizures the depression he had was related to living with the seizures. Now he is seizure free and able to do so many things he couldn't before. So as far as the depression goes I really can't say from experience but the research I've seen is extremely positive, so I hope they can find the right setting for you  Jeanne |
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Hi Jeanne,
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