Re: (((Dennis)))

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Thanks for your feedback, Dennis.

betnden@... wrote:

Kathe, I'm going to disagree with your recommendation. My doctor type person

gave me a script for some of it and I filled it a few days ago. First, it's

a name brand with no generic, so I had to pay $30 for 30 days worth. Second,

one of it's warnings that has a large percentage of clinicals quit because

of nervousness and insomnia. I took 2 of them and I was climbing the walls

from nervousness (up to 23% occurrence), and I already have trouble sleeping

so didn't need it from that respect either. Now I have a brand new bottle to

throw away, and an earful to give the doc next Monday! I've heard there are

lawsuits also, but haven't checked that out yet. I'm going to stay with my

Xanax for tension and pain no matter how 'bad it is', according to my doc.

I'm glad it works for you, but anybody wanting to take it needs to do a

little research because the docs don't do it for you.

Dennis

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> Hi :

>

> I would advise you to not dismiss treatment by

> anti-depressants. I feel that I have gotten much

> benefit from using Effexor XR for the last five years.

> My mood still goes up and down, but, it sure helped

> me get through those first few years dealing with RA,

> and I feel continues to help me now. Just a thought -

>

>

> Kathe in CA