Re: How the British NHS treat suicidal thoughts

Posted by AlphaOne on September 4, 2002, at 13:27:33

In reply to Re: How the British NHS treat suicidal thoughts, posted by Arthur Gibson on September 4, 2002, at 2:23:33

AG, first of all you should be happy about the NHS - if you were living in the US you might not have coverage at all, because you might not be able to afford it, and then simple bad luck can bankrupt you.
You might take a look at this adress:
pharma24.cc
They have relatively inexpensive medications you can order via the internet.

I wonder if you could get Electro Convulsant therapy. It could be cheaper.
And it is highly effective and has few side effects (in its modern form)
Although of course this is an avenue that is usually explored after medications have failed.
Benzodiazepines(Valium) are NOT good for depression.

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