Prozac
[email protected]
In a message dated 2/25/02 4:09:54 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[email protected] writes:
twenty years, and she's always been in "crisis", I couldn't see a way out of
it that easily (meaning the medication).
As to the earlier e-mail - no, that isn't my only criteria for friendships,
male or female, but at this point in my life it is too hard to get involved
with someone who is seriously depressed. I am still friends with all of
these people, but unwilling to be the "mother" that they thought I could be
to them.
I don't take any of it lightly, having a son that tried to commit suicide,
and was brought back to his "normal" way of life by the help of drugs.
As much as I love the e-mail dialogue often many parts of the story go by the
unspoken.
Connie
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[email protected] writes:
> << NOW, how strong would theIt wasn't me saying she wanted happy, it was her---since I've known her for
> medication have to be to make her HAPPY????? >>
>
> She probably had no hope of enough to make her happy, just maybe enough to
> allow her to sleep six hours at a stretch, not to have diarrhea every time
> she thought about her husband, or not to wish a bus would just hit her hard
> and have it all end.
>
> Sandra
>
>
>
twenty years, and she's always been in "crisis", I couldn't see a way out of
it that easily (meaning the medication).
As to the earlier e-mail - no, that isn't my only criteria for friendships,
male or female, but at this point in my life it is too hard to get involved
with someone who is seriously depressed. I am still friends with all of
these people, but unwilling to be the "mother" that they thought I could be
to them.
I don't take any of it lightly, having a son that tried to commit suicide,
and was brought back to his "normal" way of life by the help of drugs.
As much as I love the e-mail dialogue often many parts of the story go by the
unspoken.
Connie
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