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I'll second this. Having suffered from chronic depression for decades, those symptoms are very familiar. While there are always ups and downs in life, general
by tyre 10y ago
I'll second this. Having suffered from chronic depression for decades, those symptoms are very familiar.
While there are always ups and downs in life, general disconnection with the world would be good to dig deeper into.
- agumonkey 10y agoI just realized the other pill beside magnesium complement my doctor prescribed to me was an anti anxiety pill (didn't know the name, thought it was a muscle relaxant). I have to admit that it made my mood smooth, and got out of bed in a way that I didn't since a year. Damn brain.
- thesehands 10y agosounds like diazepam
- agumonkey 10y agoNo different and stronger I suppose, paroxetin/SSRI. Body is weird this thing impacts my overall blood flow. I expected to feel awkwardly stupid happy but it's not, it just makes you calm.
- aidenn0 10y agoI have a friend who is a psychologist, and she hates it when someone refers to anti-depressants as "happy pills" for this reason.
- agumonkey 10y agoI can't even recall why I/we think of goofy people when thinking of pills. If my sensation is not placebo driven, then these things really are re-balancing tools. I don't feel overly anything, just ok without trying.