Article -- A biter pill (re: antiD's)

[Guest guest]

Hi group. This is a story about one woman's experience with AntiD's. I

never had suicidal thoughts while on AntiD's, but I went through three years of

being prescribed one after the next to treat my depression (mostly SSRI's)

and never responded and felt awful the entire time. Since I've stopped taking

them (I refused to " try another " ) and feel so much improved (it took about

four months to feel improved), I'm convinced that AntiD's had the exact

opposite effect on me they were supposed to.

I'll never take another one, and this -- I've been saying for over a year.

Some will not agree that AntiD's are dangerous, but I believe they can be and

that it depends on the individual. With all the attention being given to

AntiD's lately, I think everyone should evaluate -- very carefully -- how they

respond to these things if they're prescribed one (or many) to treat

" depression " . It can be a vicious cycle for some.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/19/1087595776529.html

[Guest guest]

Hi group. This is a story about one woman's experience with AntiD's. I

never had suicidal thoughts while on AntiD's, but I went through three years of

being prescribed one after the next to treat my depression (mostly SSRI's)

and never responded and felt awful the entire time. Since I've stopped taking

them (I refused to " try another " ) and feel so much improved (it took about

four months to feel improved), I'm convinced that AntiD's had the exact

opposite effect on me they were supposed to.

I'll never take another one, and this -- I've been saying for over a year.

Some will not agree that AntiD's are dangerous, but I believe they can be and

that it depends on the individual. With all the attention being given to

AntiD's lately, I think everyone should evaluate -- very carefully -- how they

respond to these things if they're prescribed one (or many) to treat

" depression " . It can be a vicious cycle for some.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/19/1087595776529.html

[Guest guest]

Hi group. This is a story about one woman's experience with AntiD's. I

never had suicidal thoughts while on AntiD's, but I went through three years of

being prescribed one after the next to treat my depression (mostly SSRI's)

and never responded and felt awful the entire time. Since I've stopped taking

them (I refused to " try another " ) and feel so much improved (it took about

four months to feel improved), I'm convinced that AntiD's had the exact

opposite effect on me they were supposed to.

I'll never take another one, and this -- I've been saying for over a year.

Some will not agree that AntiD's are dangerous, but I believe they can be and

that it depends on the individual. With all the attention being given to

AntiD's lately, I think everyone should evaluate -- very carefully -- how they

respond to these things if they're prescribed one (or many) to treat

" depression " . It can be a vicious cycle for some.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/19/1087595776529.html

[Guest guest]

Hi group. This is a story about one woman's experience with AntiD's. I

never had suicidal thoughts while on AntiD's, but I went through three years of

being prescribed one after the next to treat my depression (mostly SSRI's)

and never responded and felt awful the entire time. Since I've stopped taking

them (I refused to " try another " ) and feel so much improved (it took about

four months to feel improved), I'm convinced that AntiD's had the exact

opposite effect on me they were supposed to.

I'll never take another one, and this -- I've been saying for over a year.

Some will not agree that AntiD's are dangerous, but I believe they can be and

that it depends on the individual. With all the attention being given to

AntiD's lately, I think everyone should evaluate -- very carefully -- how they

respond to these things if they're prescribed one (or many) to treat

" depression " . It can be a vicious cycle for some.

http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/06/19/1087595776529.html