These meds are supposed to be used as tools. You still have to do everything else outside of the medication (exercise, sleep, proper diet) for it to be really effective. It’s not ideal but for some people it’s much better than the alternative.
I agree with you and that is what I've always done with or without medicines and what I'd suggest to everyone. With the medicines I can see that all those things are way easier to do and more effective
I didn't have this experience to be honest. As I said, when I take the medicines I still feel sadness and I still cry sometimes but I don't get dragged into my depressive thoughts. Maybe the dose or the type of medicine wasn't the right one for you, it could be that it was too much. I don't know how many types you tried and your story, so I don't want to tell you what to do, just a thought
I take Escitil ( escitalopramum ) 20 mg, I was taking it from 1 year. I'm going to reduce it to 15 mg ( 1 month), 10 mg ( another month) , 5 mg ( another month) and finally 0. I was quite sure I will manage to do it and be ok, now I 'm not so sure. Time will tell. Thank you for your vid, for sharing your story, its very helpful. I wish you the best. Stay safe and may God bless you 🤗
I think that if you feel like trying to stop and the person who prescribed the meds to you tells you it's ok, you can definitely try. You can always take them again if you feel that you still need them 🧡
Ciao F. 😊 This topic particularly touches me. Keep talking about it if you feel the need, be free to open up. Nothing strange about us, sometimes sensitivity certainly doesn't help. I know the drugs you mention well, I have learned to know them well and not to demonize them (this is equally important). I continue this challenge which is personal, I live with this situation and I am gradually trying to welcome it and love it. It sounds strange but it is acceptance - I am learning to accept it and not remove it (as you probably know In psychiatry, an inverse med. logic is followed to treat the problem). I also "lost" very important relationships, but this also helped me grow. You're not alone. Of course, thank you for sharing ET
I'm sorry for this late answer, but thank you so so much for this comment 🧡 It's good for me too to know other people's stories to feel less strange and less wrong sometimes. Your words helped me a lot. Thank you
These meds are supposed to be used as tools. You still have to do everything else outside of the medication (exercise, sleep, proper diet) for it to be really effective. It’s not ideal but for some people it’s much better than the alternative.
I agree with you and that is what I've always done with or without medicines and what I'd suggest to everyone. With the medicines I can see that all those things are way easier to do and more effective
You're so beautiful! I hope you're feeling better now, God bless you!
In my experience they kinda work,but not exactly how they SUPPOSE to.Make you numb,u don't feel negative emotions and neither you feel positive ones.
I didn't have this experience to be honest. As I said, when I take the medicines I still feel sadness and I still cry sometimes but I don't get dragged into my depressive thoughts. Maybe the dose or the type of medicine wasn't the right one for you, it could be that it was too much. I don't know how many types you tried and your story, so I don't want to tell you what to do, just a thought
Keep pushing forward in life great video ❤️
Thank you so much 🧡
I take Escitil ( escitalopramum ) 20 mg, I was taking it from 1 year. I'm going to reduce it to 15 mg ( 1 month), 10 mg ( another month) , 5 mg ( another month) and finally 0. I was quite sure I will manage to do it and be ok, now I 'm not so sure. Time will tell. Thank you for your vid, for sharing your story, its very helpful. I wish you the best. Stay safe and may God bless you 🤗
I think that if you feel like trying to stop and the person who prescribed the meds to you tells you it's ok, you can definitely try. You can always take them again if you feel that you still need them 🧡
Ciao F. 😊 This topic particularly touches me. Keep talking about it if you feel the need, be free to open up. Nothing strange about us, sometimes sensitivity certainly doesn't help. I know the drugs you mention well, I have learned to know them well and not to demonize them (this is equally important). I continue this challenge which is personal, I live with this situation and I am gradually trying to welcome it and love it. It sounds strange but it is acceptance - I am learning to accept it and not remove it (as you probably know In psychiatry, an inverse med. logic is followed to treat the problem). I also "lost" very important relationships, but this also helped me grow. You're not alone. Of course, thank you for sharing
ET
I'm sorry for this late answer, but thank you so so much for this comment 🧡 It's good for me too to know other people's stories to feel less strange and less wrong sometimes. Your words helped me a lot.
Thank you
Thx for this❤
Thank you for your comment 🧡