Re: Is it a benefit?

Posted by JaneB on May 8, 2002, at 7:10:54

In reply to Is it a benefit?, posted by Rathrbfishn on May 8, 2002, at 4:56:07

I've had the same problem with Klonopin but I thought it was the Celexa. When I have feelings or lack thereof that are not like the old me that seem inappropriate for the ocassion (ex. death of mother) I am very careful not to act on those feelings. The grief came, just not when I expected it to. But I acted appropriately at the ocassion knowing it was med induced. that is difficult to do and can be risky and therefore I am considering going off meds. However, I am equally wondering if I need a mood stabilizer to even out moods to have the appropriate feelings during events. Does this make sense?
JaneB

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