я немного удивленна мужу
жена там явно не функцианирует
чего он сидит то?
ее надо срочно в штаты где ее вылечат
на тот же Медикал и таблетки и терапию припишут
неужели нечего продать быстро купить ей билет и устроить в Калифорни

я все таки думаю нам не говорят истинную причину такому упорному сопротивлению возвращения

я немного удивленна мужу
жена там явно не функцианирует
чего он сидит то?
ее надо срочно в штаты где ее вылечат
на тот же Медикал и таблетки и терапию припишут
неужели нечего продать быстро купить ей билет и устроить в Калифорни

я все таки думаю нам не говорят истинную причину такому упорному сопротивлению возвращения

7
неужели нечего продать быстро купить ей билет и устроить в Калифорни

я все таки думаю нам не говорят истинную причину такому упорному сопротивлению возвращения

" Быстро продать" ну просто никак невозможно. Тут дома и бизнесы годами продаются... У нас все вложено в бизнес потому что мы делали все возможное, чтобы сделать его suscessful as possible.

Говорю вам от всего сердца, мы здесь прожили очень много лет, у нас ничего не осталось в Штатах, очень трудно ехать и начать все с начала в нашем возрасте.

Девочки, что лучше, зверобой или пустырник - motherwort? Мой муж хочет бежать завтра для меня в health shop.

Почему вы не хотите нанять управляющего в вашем отеле и сдавать дом? Брекзит не навсегда, разбегутся все инвесторы, люди сами поймут, что так нельзя постепать, когда по карману ударит

валерьянка но к доктору лучще

[
ну к родственикам если другого выхода нет,а так да если могут себе позволить то конешно, снять жилье мужу работу найти, жене лечится

Slow and steady

If you're thinking about stopping antidepressants, you should go step-by-step, and consider the following:

Take your time. You may be tempted to stop taking antidepressants as soon as your symptoms ease, but depression can return if you quit too soon. Clinicians generally recommend staying on the medication for six to nine months before considering going off it. If you've had three or more recurrences of depression, make that at least two years.

Talk to your clinician about the benefits and risks of antidepressants in your particular situation, and work with her or him in deciding whether (and when) to stop using them. Before discontinuing, you should feel confident that you're functioning well, that your life circumstances are stable, and that you can cope with any negative thoughts that might emerge. Don't try to quit while you're under stress or undergoing a significant change in your life, such as a new job or an illness.

Make a plan. Going off an antidepressant usually involves reducing your dose in increments, allowing two to six weeks between dose reductions. Your clinician can instruct you in tapering your dose and prescribe the appropriate dosage pills for making the change. The schedule will depend on which antidepressant you're taking, how long you've been on it, your current dose, and any symptoms you had during previous medication changes. It's also a good idea to keep a "mood calendar" on which you record your mood (on a scale of one to 10) on a daily basis.

Consider psychotherapy. Fewer than 20% of people on antidepressants undergo psychotherapy, although it's often important in recovering from depression and avoiding recurrence. In a meta-analysis of controlled studies, investigators at Harvard Medical School and other universities found that people who undergo psychotherapy while discontinuing an antidepressant are less likely to have a relapse.

Stay active. Bolster your internal resources with good nutrition, stress-reduction techniques, regular sleep — and especially physical activity. Exercise has a powerful antidepressant effect. It's been shown that people are far less likely to relapse after recovering from depression if they exercise three times a week or more. Exercise makes serotonin more available for binding to receptor sites on nerve cells, so it can compensate for changes in serotonin levels as you taper off SRIs and other medications that target the serotonin system.

Seek support. Stay in touch with your clinician as you go through the process. Let her or him know about any physical or emotional symptoms that could be related to discontinuation. If the symptoms are mild, you'll probably be reassured that they're just temporary, the result of the medication clearing your system. (A short course of a non-antidepressant medication such as an antihistamine, anti-anxiety medication, or sleeping aid can sometimes ease these symptoms.) If symptoms are severe, you might need to go back to a previous dose and reduce the levels more slowly. If you're taking an SRI with a short half-life, switching to a longer-acting drug like fluoxetine may help.

You may want to involve a relative or close friend in your planning. If people around you realize that you're discontinuing antidepressants and may occasionally be irritable or tearful, they'll be less likely to take it personally. A close friend or family member may also be able to recognize signs of recurring depression that you might not perceive.

Complete the taper. By the time you stop taking the medication, your dose will be tiny. (You may already have been cutting your pills in half or using a liquid formula to achieve progressively smaller doses.) Some psychiatrists prescribe a single 20-milligram tablet of fluoxetine the day after the last dose of a shorter-acting antidepressant in order to ease its final washout from the body, although this approach hasn't been tested in a clinical trial.

Check in with your clinician one month after you've stopped the medication altogether. At this follow-up appointment, she or he will check to make sure discontinuation symptoms have eased and there are no signs of returning depression. Ongoing monthly check-ins may be advised.

В США можно снять небольшое жильё на пол-года пока вопрос решится с судами и имуществом
не обязательно обременять родственников

[
да выход есть,мс хадсон просто и за депресии скисла и не видет