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kevin543
why arent you at school lol
I'm off to hospital in an hour.
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In the short term maybe you can work better, however I think in the long term its better off to learn from your mistakes. Which, is sort of the purpose of depression.
Mistakes?! What mistakes?
Depression is not about mistakes. Yes, some life experiences can cause you to be depressed, but it can also be a hormonal thing.
I've been on fluoxetine, and now I'm on citalopram.
Fluoxetine made me worse, and they were given to me when I was suicidal. Citalopram does seem to be helping, however.
Fluoxetine made me worse, and they were given to me when I was suicidal. Citalopram does seem to be helping, however.
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I've been on fluoxetine, and now I'm on citalopram.
Fluoxetine made me worse, and they were given to me when I was suicidal. Citalopram does seem to be helping, however.
Fluoxetine made me worse, and they were given to me when I was suicidal. Citalopram does seem to be helping, however.
should i ask for citalopram then?
and i dont know if fluoxetine has made me worse, it just makes me more "numb".
anyone understand?
kevin543
should i ask for citalopram then?
and i dont know if fluoxetine has made me worse, it just makes me more "numb".
anyone understand?
and i dont know if fluoxetine has made me worse, it just makes me more "numb".
anyone understand?
I get what you mean, citalopram made me numb and since I've upped the dose that seems to be loosening a little.
When did your dose get upped?
Takes a week to 2 weeks to kick in
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