Re: Why fix it if it's not broken? » banga

Posted by anneL on January 12, 2005, at 15:32:11

In reply to Re: Why fix it if it's not broken?, posted by banga on January 12, 2005, at 11:27:56

Hi,
You are correct, my pdoc is not brilliant in any sense of the word. I would accept competent, but he is neither. I am stuck with an HMO which I am afraid leaves me with the left-overs and has-beens. Perhaps this sounds harsh, but this has been my experience.
I have another appt. with a new pdoc in February.
I need a plan that will put another medication in place that will allow me to gradually step down in dose. I don't mind if it takes a year.
Any suggestions? My current pdoc did not know how to add another seratogenic medication to Effexor so he recommended cognitive therapy. I still fail to see how CBT will get me off of Effexor without undue suffering. :) anneL

Thread

Why fix it if it's not broken? anneL 1/11/05
Re: Why fix it if it's not broken? » anneL tensor 1/12/05
Re: Why fix it if it's not broken? banga 1/12/05
Re: Why fix it if it's not broken? » tensor anneL 1/12/05
Re: Why fix it if it's not broken? » banga anneL 1/12/05
Re: Why fix it if it's not broken? » anneL tensor 1/12/05
Re: Why fix it if it's not broken? » tensor anneL 1/13/05

Post a new follow-up

Notify the administrators

Start a new thread

poster:anneL thread:440938
URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/20050108/msgs/441235.html

	for
in