Posted by sl on July 18, 2001, at 13:01:03
In reply to Re: EffexorXR to WellbutrinSR Death, posted by Simcha on July 18, 2001, at 8:39:38
> My doc has me taking my Effexor in the am and my Wellbutrin at noon. Effexor has always been stimulating for me. So is the Wellbutrin. I'm actually tired by the time I go to bed. I think that this is ok for now.Oh! I knew that was possible, but I don't think I've actually talked to anyone who was like that. That's nice. :)
> but.... My grandma died last night. I'm
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missed her for the past few years. She has not been herself since the cerebral hemmorage.I understand...my grandfather doesn't have his mind anymore. We still have to go see him, but he doesn't know we're there. And we lost my other grandfather this last year. I miss them both.
> Actually my ex and I got together to talk last < snip >
weeks. He's a recovering alcoholic and he has his issues too. I really love him and I'd like to see where this relationship could go.It's great that you've decided to put effort into staying together, I hope he's as honest as you are about wanting to stay together.
>experienced in the past couple of days I may not have survived without meds. These little pills are life-savers. I see that now. I guess I'm kindYes, they sure can be. One of my friends says I don't live in the "real world" because I'm on "a prozac-equivelant". He also admits NONE of this friends live in the real world, tho, so it's not as bad as it sounds. My other friend seems to understand...he asked how well I could function without meds, and I told him I could live but barely. He was very accepting of it.
>of grateful that I live in a time where there is treatment for this very physical illness.
*nodnodnod* I think of that all the time. I think of how miserable I was in high school and thank the powers-that-be for my little purple pills. :)
sl
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