Re: Men and Depression » GLYN

Posted by TomV on October 26, 2000, at 11:19:51

In reply to Re: Men and Depression, posted by GLYN on October 25, 2000, at 12:11:56

I agree wholeheartedly with your entire view. In the which came first , chicken or the egg scenario, I believe emotion always precipitates depression. Even if it isn't apparent to the patient. Can a brain go bad on its own, without a negative emotional experience? Of course. But I think thats a very small amount of the population. One thing I do know for sure... men that suppress their emotions eventually land on a therapist's couch...

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Re: Men and Depression » GLYN TomV 10/26/00
HOW DO I FACE MY DEMONS ? TOM GLYN 10/26/00
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Re: HOW DO I FACE MY DEMONS ? TOM stjames 10/27/00
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Re: HOW DO I FACE MY DEMONS ? TOM rogdog 10/27/00
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