Weaning depression medication
Response to comment [from a
"Christian"]: "I have been on
depression medication for over 13
years. I don't like to rely on
any medication if I can help it.
I have been off for a week now. And
lightheartedness is becoming less
and less. I am wondering if I
am on the right track. I am
following my medical provider's
advice. But it seems there are so
many ways to wean from it. At
the beginning, my provider told me
that I may have to take it the rest
of my life. But my another provider
said that is not right.
I welcome anyone's perspective about
this. Thank you"
See:
Should a Christian take
anti-depressants or other mental
health medicines?
Recommended
Reading:
Captivating Revised & Updated:
Unveiling the Mystery of a Woman's
Soul by
John Eldredge and Stasi Eldredge
Study: High doses of antidepressants increase suicidal behavior in young adults
"I don't have [a] positive opinion about organized churches..."
Do you have a positive opinion about
organized closets? How about
organized ball games? What about
organized traffic? Jn 1:1
"...I successfully weaned from depressant meds."
Good for
you.
Jesus
loves you (Jn 3:16). Jesus is
willing to save you (2 Pe 3:9).
Repent (Eze 18:30-32; Ac 17:30).
Believe (Mk 9:23).
Response to comment [from a Christian]: "Meshackles is too comfortable living in her home provided by the military, receiving her husband's pension. M'lady muckshackles.
You're an
optimistic guy. Mud is still
pliable. Jer 18:1-11
See:
A Life
Made Over
by Adrian Rogers
