Re:23% of bachelor's degrees and 43% of master's degrees hav...
by Tom3849 on Sunday May 12, 2024 @10:01AM
(#40334570)
I hope your wife recovers well.
But my argument is about broad statistics, single case does not prove anything.
Re:23% of bachelor's degrees and 43% of master's degrees hav...
by cristiancavalli on Sunday May 12, 2024 @10:05AM
(#40334593)
Yet you fail to render a single statistic. Sounds like you don’t have a leg to stand on!
Re:23% of bachelor's degrees and 43% of master's degrees hav...
by johnnyanmac on Monday May 13, 2024 @04:18AM
(#40340898)
Your premise assumes people on antidepressants are not like the GP's wife. We have no reason to assume people are less happy only on antidepressant subscriptions. It could be awareness boosts in mental health, it could be higher stressors because they have more responsibility.
I take them to manage anxiety caused by my wife metastatic breast cancer (at least it's was only oligometastasis and she had a complete response to treatment that she has to continue as long as the disease doesn't come back) and parkison disease.