Re: Shar

Posted by mila on July 27, 2001, at 22:57:20

In reply to Re: Brain Hemisphere Switching and Other Body Rythmns » susan C, posted by Shar on July 27, 2001, at 22:41:28

> Hmmm, if they can see the brain does not look normal, and then one starts an AD, I wonder if they could look again and see if the brain looks normal. That would mean the AD was working.
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> That would be pretty cool if they could do that.
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> Just MHO
> Shar
Hi,
I read in Psychology Today that in depressed patients certain areas of the brain are abnormally small and recover their size after treatment with medication and therapy.
I am off the meds now and function very well even under some severe stress, I feel like a different person now, with a different brain. Usual reactions just do not appear. I have never been like that before. Needless to say I enjoy it.
mila

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