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Originally Posted by Heaven Can Wait
I understand that, what i'm trying to get at is that I don't believe we have enough knowledge of the brain to know exactly whats going on, prozac is a big deal with people who don't.. believe? in depression.
some anti-depressants probably work, but I honestly believe that their effectiveness is limited, the idea of sitting at home popping pills to get over something.. im sure more chemicals are released with being around people.
with the vast amount of chemicals floating around in the brain, no one knows (And thats not an excuse to not experiment, im all for furthering science)
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You simply aren't getting the picutre, sometimes the basic chemistry of the brain is just not right. There is nothing to "get over" there is no event that caused it, there is no trauma waiting to be dealt with, there is simply a malfunctioning body organ.
A schizophrenic or epileptics brain will not get better on its own, just as a clinically depressed persons brain won't.
You are mixing up being sad with clinical depression, they are not the same; you would be right if you were talking about being sad, but you are not.