Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to safely stop taking mood stabilizers [title] Identify why you want to stop. [step] Pinpoint why you want to stop using mood stabilizers and write a list of why it's important to you to stop. You may feel like you no longer want to take the medications or that they no longer serve you. <sep> (A) Consider most common reasons for stopping mood stabilizers. This may include : [substeps] Exposure to stimulants (drugs) that trigger mood. (B) Perhaps you've found better ways to cope with your mood, or you've realized you can no longer tolerate the side effects of mood stabilizers. Some people stop medications due to health problems or a desire to get pregnant. (C) In this way, you will identify your triggers and come to understand what effects they may have on your well-being. [substeps] Some common triggers include mood swings, anxiety, and depression. (D) Thinking about what you're supposed to be doing may help you pinpoint the reasons why you need to stop. [substeps] Studies have shown that people with moods disorder are often prescribed mood stabilizers at some point in their treatment.
Output (English): B