DS: Yeah there is a an alternative to, you know, oral medication for depression. I’ve taken that in the past, you know, and I think a lot of it is trial and error with psychs. You know putting you on something, taking you off, putting you on another thing, taking you off. But this kind of works universally with everybody you know. They find those, you know, trigger points to get you mapped out and it’s kind of hitting everybody the same way versus you know medications that may work for somebody and may not work with somebody or you know have certain side effects for somebody like you know weight gain or… I think that after about two weeks or sorry about maybe 10 treatments of TMS I went through a little bit of a dip which is normal. That was told to me by yourself (Dr. Wycoff) as well as Dr. Hubbard that people tend to go through a dip and that’s an indicator that it works. And that maybe lasted a week where depression is sort of heightened and then it was followed by a lot of relief.
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