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An anxiety sufferer fell down a hole. A rich man walking by heard his cries for help and threw money down the hole. However, the anxiety sufferer could not buy a ladder to get out of the hole. Next, a doctor passing by and hearing his cries for help spoke to the sufferer saying. “I will arrange for a psychiatrist to see you.” The sufferer was still down the hole. The psychiatrist arrived, asked a few questions, then threw some pills down the hole which the sufferer swallowed. However the sufferer was still down the hole.

Next came a counsellor who asked him many questions about his past then left. The sufferer was still down the hole. A priest walked by and and upon seeing the sufferer in the hole prayed for him, then gave him a bible to read. The sufferer was very grateful and read the bible. Unfortunately the sufferer was still down the hole. The sufferers family found him down the hole and suggested he pull his socks up and get out of the hole. The sufferer pulled his socks up but was still down the hole.

Finally a person who had recovered through the teachings of Joe Barry walked by and the anxiety sufferer called for help. Straight away the person jumped into the hole with him and the sufferer said. “What are you doing? now we are both stuck down here.” To which the recovered person replied. “It’s all right, I have been here before, I can show you the way out.”

Good story, isn’t it?

Greetings,
Nicole

Would you rather rely on Lexapro?

“Lexapro may ease anxiety in older adults
Antidepressant may help patients function better, control blood pressure

CHICAGO – The popular antidepressant Lexapro showed promise at easing anxiety symptoms in older adults, but the effect was “modest” and would need to be studied further, U.S. researchers said on Tuesday.

They said antidepressants like Lexapro, made by Forest Laboratories Inc and known generically as escitalopram, may be useful as a new treatment option for older adults with generalized anxiety disorder, a disabling condition that can also cause muscle tension, insomnia and fatigue.

“We found improvements not only in anxiety and level of worry but also in functioning,” Dr. Eric Lenze of Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, whose study appears in the Journal of the American Medical Association, said in a statement.
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He said many people who took the drug were better able to carry out their daily activities. But for most people, he said, the drug alone is likely not enough.

“Overall the benefits were fairly modest,” Lenze said in a telephone interview. “It will help some people a lot. Most people will probably need some sort of combination treatment.”

Lenze’s team did uncover an unexpected benefit: the drug helped people get their blood pressure under control.

“That suggests there can be some long-term health benefits in treating anxiety in this older age group,” Lenze said.

While the study looked only at Lexapro, Lenze thinks the benefits would extend to all antidepressants in the class, which are known as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors or SSRIs.

Older patients with anxiety typically get no treatment or are given sedatives such as Valium or Xanax. And while these drugs can relieve anxiety, they can also impair thinking ability and can even lead to falls.

In the study, Lenze and colleagues evaluated 177 people aged 60 or older with generalized anxiety disorder who got either Lexapro or a dummy pill for 12 weeks.

They found 69 percent of patients got better, compared with 51 percent of those whose symptoms improved simply by taking a placebo. Those who took the drug showed greater improvement in both anxiety symptoms and in social functioning.”

I am not impressed with the results! Are you?

Best wishes,
Sophie

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