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Question:

Randall said: >Even in Florida you can get S.A.D., though it’s more common the farther you >get from the equator.  How you feel about Christmas isn’t the issue, it has >to do with the change of seasons (shorter days and/or colder weather).  

    Christmas can do it for me.  There’s nothing more depressing than     going into a store in early November and seeing Christmas trees     all over the place.     Bah, Humbug! Derek in TX

Response:

You know, its actually a bit more confusing now that I live in South Florida, I don’t really think that was the case.  In fact I love the whole Halloween to Christmas Season, and yet that’s when this happened.  I had wondered about S.A.D. at times, but it didn’t appear to have been that. Also, it had started out to be a Particuarly GOOD year for me, so it was a bit odd that when all this happened, thing were going quite well.  Better than they had been.  I think it was more probably that hormones starting getting the best of me at that point. I had also started taking an inhaler, I vaguely remember, just a bit before that, and the TS does react oddly with medications, even cold meds with me, so I often wonder if that could have been at least partly responsible for the initial major exerbation of the tics. Robin "Randall Bart" <Barti…@att.spam.net> wrote in message

news:nturdu8tdeecc6v1n7b3ej5ir4llsr8v9g@4ax.com… – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> ‘Twas Wed, 8 May 2002 15:42:18 -0400 when all alt.support.tourette stood in > awe as "Robin Sue" <gom…@bellsouth.net> uttered: > >When I started 10th grade, it was a new school for me, and I was actually > >having a great time, and one of my best years ever.  Unfortunately, around > >November, for whatever reason, my whole world starting crashing down around > >me.  The depression & tics hit big time, school phobia, panic attacks, you > >name it. > Winter blues?  Do you find you get depressed, apathetic, unmotivated around > the same time each year? > — > RB |  

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