Medication for PTSD
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Medication for PTSD
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Hi Morning Glory, That was a great post. It really explains alot to me. I still have the problems I found difficult to deal with without my Paxil last week. The difference is how I react and deal with them. When I'm on the Paxil I am more inclined to step back for a moment look at the problem and then deal or not deal with it. I also found it interesting when he spoke of the chemical change.
I have seen many veterans with the shakes or involentary movements. When they have been around explosions it can change the makeup of their chemicals which effects their brains. I know that many in my family have always commented over the years that it was like a different person came back. I felt the same but, I didn't act the same I guess. Thanks again. I am going to print it and share it with some of my veteran friends. Don W
I have seen many veterans with the shakes or involentary movements. When they have been around explosions it can change the makeup of their chemicals which effects their brains. I know that many in my family have always commented over the years that it was like a different person came back. I felt the same but, I didn't act the same I guess. Thanks again. I am going to print it and share it with some of my veteran friends. Don W
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