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Re: Is Kramer right? » Dinah

Posted by laima on August 12, 2006, at 16:59:40

In reply to Is Kramer right?, posted by Dinah on August 12, 2006, at 11:57:21


I'm no expert, but I've heard a lot about the brain being "plastic" and resiliant. One person who insists it the most is a friend in a psychiatry grad program. The fact that many of us develop toelerance to various medications is, in a twisted way, to me some kind of evidence that perhaps the brain does adapt. I hope Kramer is guilty of being overly dramatic, though I confess I haven't read his book.

> I'm reading his book "Against Depression" which seems to deal a lot with the long term irreversible damage done to the brain from depression. It's really upsetting me, as I retain hope that my cognitive fogginess will one day disappear.
>
> Is he overstating the case?


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