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Homein the worldA Sunshine Act for ScotlandPrescribed drug dependence and withdrawal‘They say no’

‘They say no’

The following words on antidepressant prescribing come from the novel ‘Grace Notes’ by Bernard MacLaverty. This novel was published the same year that I was started on an Seroxat for ‘Generalised Anxiety Disorder’.

The paintings are by Vilhelm Hammershoi.

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Peter Scott-Gordon: gardener, artist, retired doctor: peter@holeousia.com
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