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Stuart G

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1. Recovery from her ordeal may take a while.

Reply to diabeticman (Original post)

Mon Mar 2, 2015, 06:50 PM

Mar 2015

Be as patient as possible. Be kind. Zoloft I have read takes a while to work. Also, an important point: this recovery from her ordeal is not an instant message or email..

It may take weeks to recover. Best Wishes..and take it one day at a time..

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Update on my wife. [View all] diabeticman Mar 2015 OP

Recovery from her ordeal may take a while. Stuart G Mar 2015 #1

Thank you. The doctor was concern because my wife scored worse on a questionaire than diabeticman Mar 2015 #2

she is right - not having something to do hopemountain Mar 2015 #3

Hope, cwydro Mar 2015 #7

... hopemountain Mar 2015 #13

Back atcha. cwydro Mar 2015 #16

Thanks. your suggestions are helpful. diabeticman Mar 2015 #10

Take walks. femmocrat Mar 2015 #4

Exercise is the best thing in the world. cwydro Mar 2015 #8

+ 2 on the excerise. KMOD Mar 2015 #9

That is a terrific idea, KMOD. femmocrat Mar 2015 #15

The weather is not good for walks but I will try and get her to do her walking-exercise DVD. diabeticman Mar 2015 #11

The weather is improving. femmocrat Mar 2015 #14

Just call and ask the doctor for the script for the pet! riderinthestorm Mar 2015 #5

I will. diabeticman Mar 2015 #12

Her blood pressure is great. cwydro Mar 2015 #6