Are you on anti depressants?
Answer:
Yes, I am. 300 mg of Wellbutrin SR and 60 mg of Celexa. I also carry Xanax with me at all times because of panic/anxiety attacks related to PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder) and take one or two (.5 mg) on an "as needed" basis.
Is there a reason you are not taking them like lack of insurance or something?
Have you been on the before or is this the first time they were prescribed to you?
In case you have not taken them before, they do take a few weeks to "kick in" and start working...
If you're concerned/worried about taking them, do some research and talk more with your doctor. That might put your mind at ease.
Hang in there and know that you are NOT alone.
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And to Sean N. ~ the "crazy" at the end of your reply was both inappropriate and wrong.
Yes, I take 20mg of lexapro.
Well, take them, crazy.
yes paxil 20 ml a trazedone for sleep since my husband is in Iraq i can,t sleep
First...'JUST' TY for the many people who MUST or HAVE to take 'Anti depressants'.
Some one 'knocked' his answer out. Cause of his answer many people who HAVE to take them for MANY-MANY reasons...DON'T.
Then WE end up with 'TOM JONESES' OR 'CHARLIE MANSON'...glad 'CHARLIE' moved... he never mowed his 'lawn' ...LOL
If your susposta take them then ...TAKE THEM, as someone said it does take a few wks. for them to work for you, or if they don't. Keep in contact with your Dr. you might need a different kind of 'Anti Depressants' Where do you go to school or work were people 'would' tell you or would think you need 'anti depressants? Find a new group of friends, how rude of them to tell you you need meds of any kind.
If you are supposed to take them, you must take them !
Don't think that you will be a nut to be taking it. It is taken because of a chemical imbalance in the brain.
On the other hand, if you do not take it, you could become a nut !
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