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She won't take antidepressants after her husband's suicide — a doctor explains her options

Tina Maloney
Tina Maloney
Tina Maloney
Sports Reporter · Syracuse, NY

Tina is a proud Syracuse grad with over six years of experience reporting on collegiate sports for local outlets like WAER and the Syracuse University Daily Orange. Her passion for sports and in-depth knowledge of the Orange's athletic department makes her a go-to source for fans and students alike.

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Sports Reporter · Wednesday, October 28, 2026 at 11:00 AM · 1 min read
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She won't take antidepressants after her husband's suicide — a doctor explains her options — Peekskill Health news

Dear Doctor Roach: I have a sensitive issue I’d like to ask you about. I’m a 79-year-old woman who’s dealing with a lot of stress and anxiety due to the recent suicide of my husband, the trauma of finding him, and all the trauma that followed. I’m in therapy, and I’m healthy and active. I don’t take any prescribed medications.

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