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<blockquote data-quote="smallworld" data-source="post: 340906" data-attributes="member: 2423"><p>P, I do think J needed Lamictal earlier to counteract his bad reactions to SSRIs and his subsequent severe depression. I think what has allowed us to remove medications at this point is that his depression has lifted from the intensive therapy of the programs he's in and his mood is now stable from the structure of the programs. I do worry that he may relapse once he leaves his Residential Treatment Center (RTC). But we will address that issue when we make plans for after care. </p><p> </p><p>J suffers from lack of motivation, but A and M do not. All three have different varieties of anxiety and depression in their mood disorders. You may be right that early schooling difficulties contributed to J's lack of motivation. J just never liked school from kindergarten on. A is a high-achieving student, and M is a pleaser. They are very different from J.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smallworld, post: 340906, member: 2423"] P, I do think J needed Lamictal earlier to counteract his bad reactions to SSRIs and his subsequent severe depression. I think what has allowed us to remove medications at this point is that his depression has lifted from the intensive therapy of the programs he's in and his mood is now stable from the structure of the programs. I do worry that he may relapse once he leaves his Residential Treatment Center (RTC). But we will address that issue when we make plans for after care. J suffers from lack of motivation, but A and M do not. All three have different varieties of anxiety and depression in their mood disorders. You may be right that early schooling difficulties contributed to J's lack of motivation. J just never liked school from kindergarten on. A is a high-achieving student, and M is a pleaser. They are very different from J. [/QUOTE]
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