BohemianChris said:Nice quote.
Two different classes of drugs, benzos and SSRIs. One can be addictive, and the other is not. The brain is an extraordinary component of our persons, and can do many remarkable things, meaning, no you do not have to stay on medication for the rest of your life, because your chemicals change in your brain. Eg., the average depressive episode lasts nine months.
You said two sides of every story, yet you debate a fact that is irrelevant. Not once was it brought up about habit forming: I mentioned that anxiety is a chemical imbalance, and you said it was not. So, then you quote about how the drugs in the class of benzos can be addictive.
I'm glad you aren't surprised. I just don't want you to make other people feel bad for recognising a problem and following doctors orders. Google isn't my only source, there are countless books, and my father I can and have spoken to, who happens to be a neurological surgeon. I think he knows a tad more than you.
Cheers
Anyways, this is my last post on this issue.
Chris, I'd rather trust myself, who has the condition, rather than a doctor because only I know what has worked for me. Besides, I'm not the only one with this opinion, as I showed you above.
Besides, I don't understand why you keep talking about depression when I'm talking about anxiety and panic attacks?
Anyways, I gave my advice, you gave yours, people can do their own research.
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