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offline TonyFish from the realm of our dreams on 2003-02-21 06:31 [#00564348]
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Does anyone have any experience with anti-depressants? I'm
considering (have been prescribed but not entirely sure
about it) using celcia (or whatever it's called - can't find
the prescription right now) and would love to hear your
experiences with this or similar druqks!


 

offline neetta from Finland on 2003-02-21 06:31 [#00564351]
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see my anti-depressants thread tony.


 

offline rchrddvdjms from pellentrix (Papua new Guinea) on 2003-02-21 06:31 [#00564352]
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seroxat?


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2003-02-21 06:32 [#00564353]
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a natural way is to exercise and drink lots of water.


 

offline neetta from Finland on 2003-02-21 06:32 [#00564354]
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here


 

offline TonyFish from the realm of our dreams on 2003-02-21 06:33 [#00564357]
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Yeah well I do and it ain't working (although the exercise
part is somewhat lacking due to vast amounts of work - but
I'll get back into it).


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2003-02-21 06:35 [#00564359]
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oh well, sorry to hear that--works for me.


 

offline TonyFish from the realm of our dreams on 2003-02-21 06:37 [#00564362]
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What kind of exercise do you do out of interest? I do a bit
of jogging but I've been swamped in work so I haven't for a
few months. Maybe that's the problem...



 

offline TonyFish from the realm of our dreams on 2003-02-21 06:41 [#00564369]
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hmm - reading netta's thread - I'm quite worried about the
whole flattening out of emotions thing. The one thing in my
life that's keeping me going (although it may also be
contributing to my state of depression somehow) is my
current relationship. No way do I want anything to affect
that negatively...


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2003-02-21 06:43 [#00564371]
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things like long walks, stretching, trampoline, weights,
martial arts...I used to rollerblade when I was in the US,
but where I am now is really shit for that...also, if you
drink coffee, don't. :)


 

offline neetta from Finland on 2003-02-21 06:45 [#00564373]
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if you want to discuss more about this mail me - i can also
hook on some instant messenger


 

offline TonyFish from the realm of our dreams on 2003-02-21 06:48 [#00564377]
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Jeez neetta that would be nice. I can't right now (I'm
working on something in-between posts) but I'll send you a
full email at some point today or tomorrow. Many thanks :)


 

offline astrid-gil-botn from Londinium (United Kingdom) on 2003-02-21 06:50 [#00564381]
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dont do it - i had a friend who sold medicines for a living
he ws a drugs salesman and the doctors would get nice perks
if the ybought his drugs ,,,,
it's a cometitive market out there.
also 3 friends who were on anti depressants including an ex
girlfriend were turned to mush on them .

you must try and understand your problems why and how -
councelling light excercise and healthy eating, good friends
clean living and time will heal it.


 

offline neetta from Finland on 2003-02-21 06:50 [#00564384]
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i am happy to help. i have noticed that talking to a
far-away screen person is often easier and more reliefing as
talking with close ones... i myself easily feel guilty if i
show my sadness and bad feelings in real life.


 

offline TonyFish from the realm of our dreams on 2003-02-21 06:52 [#00564388]
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councelling light excercise and healthy eating, good
friends clean living


But I have all that. :(


 

offline rchrddvdjms from pellentrix (Papua new Guinea) on 2003-02-21 07:12 [#00564404]
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wrong place for this kind of problem, concentrate on your
counsellor


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2003-02-21 07:15 [#00564410]
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Nah, DIY counselling--look in a mirror and talk to your
self. Contact your subconscious through yoga and meditation,
don't rely on a stranger.

*this advice isn't guaranteed to be useful*


 

offline astrid-gil-botn from Londinium (United Kingdom) on 2003-02-21 07:15 [#00564411]
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also try something herbsl like st johns wort not crappy
drugs -
try and write stuff down and try and come up with solutions
- brave ones - done think about tomorrow live today as if it
is your last ...
good luck


 

offline Kill Switch from Belgium on 2003-02-21 07:16 [#00564412]
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I've tried some pills but they didn't effect me at all. Self
analysis & talking is more effective. Dig in yourself, make
connections between feelings and use the magic word
'Relativate'. It workes for me.
Its rather cynical when you think about it. Society earns
big bucks on pills for a disease it created.


 

offline rchrddvdjms from pellentrix (Papua new Guinea) on 2003-02-21 07:16 [#00564413]
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youll get a millions and one pieces of advice, trust me,
stick to your counsellor


 

offline marlowe from Antarctica on 2003-02-21 07:17 [#00564416]
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You don't need a counsellor for advice--I got through a
rough period of panic attack hell simply by having one
leaflet that explained it to me--after that, I took it into
my own hands and dragged myself out.


 

offline mortsto-x from Trondheim/Bodø (Norway) on 2003-02-21 07:18 [#00564418]
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Naetta: you said that you were about to stop eating them,
but were afraid of the consequences? Everything went ok I
guess?


 

offline Anus_Presley on 2003-02-21 07:30 [#00564447]
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i wouldn't take any pill's forr stuff.


 

offline neetta from Finland on 2003-02-21 07:32 [#00564453]
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yes. i am better now, thanks for your concern mortsto :)


 

offline TonyFish from the realm of our dreams on 2003-02-21 07:37 [#00564459]
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Well I'm currently trying st. john's wort and I totally
agree about Yoga. I used to do it once a week for a few
hours when I lived in Southampton. Only problem is that the
Yoga clubs here are all 'Geri Halliwell lost X pounds
through yoga so can you'. Grrr. I guess I'll get a mat and
do it at home instead...


 

offline Kill Switch from Belgium on 2003-02-21 07:37 [#00564461]
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It's an advantage of getting old topics above I didn't read
before. I see you getting better in 20 minutes of reading.
;-)
Nice to hear you're doing fine now, try to keep it up. *hug*


 

offline mortsto-x from Trondheim/Bodø (Norway) on 2003-02-21 07:39 [#00564471]
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I have a friend on anti-depressant, and he is quite strange
when he is drunk. He says he feels like he can do everything
when he is drinking, and are behaving kind of weird.


 

offline od_step_cloak from Pleth (Australia) on 2003-02-21 07:41 [#00564475]
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I do a lot of Es, but I don't think they count...


 


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