Posted by Squiggles on January 7, 2006, at 9:11:56
In reply to Re: Dr. Mogens Schou » Squiggles, posted by Toph on January 7, 2006, at 8:52:19
Toph,
You were lucky. The same thing happened to me and
it was because of non-compliance to an antidepressant that my diagnosis was changed. Mania was considered an important tip preceded by
long low-depression. We have to thank the doctors for such insights and the lithium for
its remarkable stabilizing action.As for Dr. Schou, I am taking it hard.
I didn't find out until this morning by chance
looking at the upcoming Lithium Conference
in Toronto. I think that fact that he was
Danish, may have robbed him of the prominence
he deserved in the US (not as much in Canada)
or Australia of course because of his association
with Cade.My deepest gratitude to Professor Mogens Schou.
And I am glad you are one of his benificiaries,
as am I. His little guide (among hundreds of
articles and many medical books) for doctors and patients shows the human touch in a great
scientist.Squiggles
poster:Squiggles
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