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In a message dated 10/7/02 10:06:03 AM, [log in to unmask] writes:
>Bobby, have there been any studies done with respect to emotional illness
>and CP (e.g., depression, hypochondriasis, etc.)? I'm wondering if my
>current "funk" is situational or neuro-chemical. If the latter, I wonder
>if
>it could be related to the CP (?).
Kyle,
Currently, I am not aware of any very definitive work in the area. From
personal experience, I have definite periods of "highs and lows". They seem
amplified a little now. The lows come on suddenly and are characterized by
anxiety, restless sleep, and a tendency to withdraw from people. I do not
believe mine is related to CP, but is a mild form of bi-polar disorder. I
believe everyone has some form of this and it may be more a function of
change of seasons, diet, etc.
Bobby
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