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People either seem to love it or hate it! I didn't like the dry mouth and bad dreams I got from Amitriptyline and then I learned it can cause sun sensitivity which was bad news for me since I already have a sun sensitive condition!

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I am sorry it didn't work out for you. I started taking amitriptyline for my migraine two weeks back and so far it has been good. I used to get migraines almost every other day and it's been a week and a half of no migraine for me. However I am experiencing paranoia, I freak out if the door bell rings or if my phone rings all of a sudden and I can feel my heart beat fast. Has anyone here experienced something like that with amitriptyline ?

I was in a major car accident 20 yrs ago i still suffer from ptsd. I would love to have aone of these symptoms off of me.

This drug , messed me up!! I was a zombie 🧟‍♂️

I got this prescribed for my chronic painful bladder syndrome but I’m taking oxybutynin already and didn’t want them to mix. I saw antidepressant medicine and got skeptical especially because I’m already struggling with depression and don’t want those symptoms to get worse. I don’t think I’ll take Amitriptyline, it feels like my urologist just prescribed it on a whim without much understanding. Thank you for the video, it was really helpful I appreciate it! God bless

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legend, stay strong 🙂

I appreciate this! My doctor just suggested botox today and the word and idea of it is so scary. I'm just watching a ton of videos of positive effects and hoping this could be the thing that enhances my quality of life. 🙏❤️

Thanks for sharing! I start my treatment next month and I’m super nervous but I’m praying that’ll something will finally help stop having these migraines so frequently.

Amitriptylin (low dose) in combination with medicin against high blood pressure was a life saver for me (it has reduced my chronic migraine to almost zero

I did it for 5 yrs but it stopped working so now i get just trigger point injections every 3 months.

Thank you for documenting your experience here 😊

Oh so helpful. Thank you ❤ you are loved!

What drug are you taking now? As I would like to know? anyhelp i can get? ❤

What new antidepressant are you taking now?

thank you for sharing . I oercieve your heart is so big and generous

I get mine every 3 months, 175 units now is 36 injections. I go through it as well. I'd rather get the Botox than deal with the migraines

I've been getting chronic migraines since I was 8. I'm now in my 50s. I've been getting botox for 5 years now and it's the only thing that has helped me. I dp have a copayment that the botox savings program doesn't pay for which is $150.00 from the insurance. They consider it as surgery. I'm wondering if anyone else's neurologist office puts it down as surgery code? The botox savings company use to puck it up, but the past 2 years they haven't. I get 38 to 40 injections. Mine are so bad that I get it done every 10 weeks instead of every 12 weeks. Some insurances allow you to get it done every 10 weeks. Mine seem to wear off 2 to 3 weeks before my 12 weeks was up. I noticed you got some in the back of your head. My neurologist has never done that until this last time I had it done and she only did it on one side. I have a autoimmune disease which causes me to have chronic optical migraines and this one nerve in the back of my head and neck kills me. I'm hoping the botox helps 🙏in this area as well. For me the pain is uncomfortable, but it's worth it not to have a migraine everyday of my life. If you struggle with chronic migraines and tried everything like me and nothing has worked I say give botox a try. One thing to say is you won't notice until you 3rd time. Don't do botox one time and quit. My neurologist started off slow and by the 3rd time he told me I'd notice and he was 100% right. His PA now gives them to me and she's just as good.

Why does they brain 🧠 chemistry 🧪 change in the first place

Thank you for sharing. So informative! Wish you continued success! I start mine next month...nervous and anticipation at the same time@

Thank you for sharing. I had a brain aneurysm 20 yrs. ago. I have migraines for years. Now I have a mass of scar tissue and my neurosurgeon set up Botox shots for me. I start them on 3/9/24. I pray that they help.

I started antidepressants to control my anxiety and depression i had anxiety so bad that it was affecting my blood pressure and i gained over 50 pounds from having depression i started with 5mg of lexapro but it wasn't helping so my doctor recommended switching to 20mg of celexa and its been doing great for me

Started Wellbutrin and it helped immensely with getting things done and finding motivation and has made me feel more positive about life. Just added Celexa; I hope that helps with my anxiety. I struggle a lot with worrying and the physical symptoms of anxiety still unfortunately. Thanks for sharing your story and perspective. Hope for continued success and positive vibes for you and everyone reading this.. ❤

Have you ever heard about "PSSD"?

Hey i'm on 30 mg of celexa and it suddenly stopped working and now i'm suicidal depressed again thanks for this video, i'll come back to this video to give me hope.

I’m at a 6 and half right now but therapy,low dose lexapro and the lord is helping me come to terms with it all. 5 years of chronic conditions and 9 years of issues leading up to it all. Great video

Omg my neuro prescribed it as well and it didn’t help me but still yet took it for 3 years but then i stopped abruptly and now cant sleep its been over a year ! My life is destroyed

I'm terrified of reactions because my system is sensitive. But im now bed ridden and have to be pushed in a wheelchair because im so dizzy. 24/7 migraines. Im scared. Rather die than live like this. But scared shots could give me anniphilactic shock loke other drugs

Than you

You take all three meds in the title?

So wat are you taking now?

Depression is a big thing in this country.but meds is not the solutions.

I went in to my gi doctor for stomake issues.i told him i feel like something is stuck in my troat so he gave me nortriptyline 10mg iam not sure if id like to take it.dont want to get hooked or end up going crazy.

I have Pain for over 4 years everyday . I will try this out in few weeks . FINGERS CROSSED

Did u gain weight on Celexa? I can't loose weight on it

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🌑 *Initial Struggles and Resistance to Antidepressants* - The speaker recounts her severe emotional and physical struggles, including suicidal thoughts, chronic migraines, and the fear surrounding the idea of taking antidepressants. - The fear stemmed from misconceptions, lack of familiarity, and societal stigmas about antidepressants. - She reflects on her previous perceptions of mental illness and the stereotypes she held. 03:00 🏥 *Seeking Medical Guidance and Starting Antidepressants* - After much contemplation and encouragement from loved ones, the speaker decides to seek medical advice. Her neurologist prescribes Celexa as a starting point. - The speaker emphasizes the significance of making the decision to start medication, underscoring the desperation and the hope for a solution. - She describes the initial stages of medication, highlighting the transformative impact it had on her emotional state. 05:45 🔄 *Transformation and Rediscovery through Antidepressants* - The speaker narrates the profound positive changes she experienced after starting Celexa, emphasizing the return to a more balanced emotional state. - She contrasts her previous state of numbness, darkness, and chaos with the renewed ability to experience a range of emotions, including joy and sadness. - Through personal anecdotes and reflections, she underscores the value of finding the right medication and its life-changing impact. 08:03 ⚽ *The Cleats Analogy: Understanding the Need for Medication* - The speaker introduces a soccer analogy provided by her therapist to elucidate the importance of medication. The analogy highlights the necessity of addressing a chemical imbalance to function effectively. - She emphasizes that medication doesn't make one superhuman but levels the playing field, allowing individuals to manage life's challenges more effectively. - The analogy serves as a pivotal moment of realization for the speaker, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and addressing one's limitations. 11:45 🌟 *Embracing the Journey and Overcoming Stigma* - The speaker encourages viewers to recognize the difficulty in making the decision to start antidepressants but emphasizes the importance of consistency and commitment once the decision is made. - Through personal anecdotes about her grandmother's experiences and her own journey, she underscores the strength in seeking help and utilizing available resources. - The speaker concludes by offering support and reassurance to viewers, emphasizing the value of each individual and the hope found in modern medicine. Made with HARPA AI

I'm surprised the doctor isn't wearing gloves.

I remember the sudden switch in my mood after a few weeks on Zoloft. I felt no change until one day at work I realized I was really engaging in conversation, laughing, just vibing. The biggest thing was how quiet my mind was. It was silent unless I actually picked something to think about, which I didn't even know was possible. Then I stopped taking it after a while thinking I could replicate the feeling on my own. Even though nothing too bad was happening in my life, I was unable to get back to that state. It's been a couple of years now and not once have I felt how I felt when I was on Zoloft. I guess I'm not as bad as I was pre Zoloft. I stopped drinking, I lowered my regular consumption of sugar and caffeine to keep my mood in check, I exercise regularly, and I'm not struggling financially. I've tried a lot of things to have a fulfilling life, but throughout it all my mind couldn't cross into that blissful zone anymore. I'm thinking about putting those cleats back on. 😂

The devil only sends his strongest attacks toward the people on this earth that are God’s most precious and special chosen people. If you are going through what feels like hell, keep your head up and just keep taking little steps forward because God will see you through. It may feel like God is not there, but He is. Just remember the devil sends his strongest attack on God’s best. Remember the story of Job.

Don’t say side effects without saying exactly what they were so we have a full picture

why are white women like 20-40 times more likely to be on/prescribed antidepressants than POC women in America? I mean, if you see a graph of that - its unbelievable, especially for the women 40+ even though poc women are more likely to be sexual abuse survivors; more likely to be substance abusers; up to 10-20 times more likely to be victims of homicide, and i believe also more likely to commit suicide. yet they are not being targeted by any industry to put them on prozac.

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Hi Sunshine and pain. My name is Lori and I wake up every single day with a migraine. I know your video is a year old, but I have a question. I just had my 3rd round of Botox injections 2 weeks ago. I know everyone is different, but if you could please tell me how many rounds did it take for you? I have bad side effects of worse migraines and flu like symptoms. I need hope please. 💠😔

I’ve been taking nortriptyline for about 5 days now and it’s been making me feel real weird I had a small panic attack, heart beats fast, dry mouth, and my appetite is completely gone I haven’t eat all day idk if I should continue to take them or not my neurologist office is closed for the day can and I don’t know if I’m overreacting or what if anyone give me some feedback if they’ve had a similar experience ?

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I am suffering everyday with migraines 😢 my doctor wants me to to do Botox and I been putting it off 😢 I am afraid of side affects if any . My doctor has been doing it since 2011 . My insurance company is paying for my Botox with no out of pocket fees 😢😢😢

Thank you so much for this video. I’ve got chronic pain and am still undiagnosed. It’s great to know all the feelings I’m having are normal and will come in waves. I’m definitely only at the early stages although I’ve had pain for about 2 years now. I’m hoping I’ll make it to the acceptance stage at some point 😊

Its my 5th day on wellbutrin and the first day i felt better, but now im not sure if i can feel anything

Thank you for making this video. 😊