By golly, why is this?
Getting off the drug is even harder. I do not know which day it is, what time, I´m all fuzzy and numb.
Is this "normal"?
If someone is told to take citalopram... don´t. If I help even only one person with this the three lost months were worth for him or her.
I´m hurting Ingo and myself.
I just wanna be "me" again.
And why would anyone like to wear such a fuzzy sweater?
Well, glad we all can choose, right? And glad we´re all individuals.
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Oh my gosh Iris I've just been back to catch up on missed posts, I'm so sorry to hear what a dreadful time you are having with this horrendous medication! That doctor should be seriously reprimanded for insisting that you use it even after you told her you were not depressed. I know it must seem like the feeling will never end but when the meds finally get out of your system you will be so relieved! Just keep positive thoughts of your Perth trip in your mind. Good to hear that you are still walking and getting out and about.. you and Ingo will be fine, you have been through a lot together, you are a strong couple.. I'm looking forward to seeing you next year xox
Yes, Grace, I will contact the medical association about this.
And I´ll party once I´m me again :-)
Thank you so much for being there!
And, yes, Ingo is theree for me but I´m giving him a hard time.
I´m looking very much forwar to meet you in Perth xox
I am so sorry you are going through this.
Hang in there, it's just got to get better.
My good wishes.
All the best Jan
You will do this. You will survive. And yes, fuzzy is normal. Annoying, frustrating, heartbreaking, irritating, sob-worthy and unfortunately, normal. But you will conquer.
I'm just sad you have to go through this in the first place.
Yes, it was totally unnecessary!
But I´m really fine now!
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