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[Guest guest]

I certainly hope so. I’m 60 and in April, I had a radical

prostatectomy. As a result, I have ED and it can take up to 2 years for the

nerves to recover, if at all. So when I lost my orgasms to Lexapro, I was

upset. I felt like I’d lost everything sensual. But actually, the Wellbutrin

is now starting to make a difference. I actually have feeling in my penis

again. I couldn’t orgasm from the first day I took that stuff. After a prostatectomy,

at first you can’t have an erection but you can have an orgasm.

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SSRIsex [mailto:SSRIsex ] On Behalf Of selifrit

Sent: Thursday, December 25, 2008 3:21 AM

To: SSRIsex

Subject: Re: new member

I'm positive I will get better, thanks steve.

BTW, just how old are you?

[Guest guest]

hi selfrit! i'm 23 so we could say i'm your age. i've been on hell of

alot of meds through 2005-2007. SSRIs: Prozac,Faverin,Cipralex.I was on

prozac for about 1.5 years.on others i was for couple months. i was 19

when my psychosis happened. it took a long time to recover both

mentally and physically. i had PSSD for a long time. since 2 months now

i'm regaining almost full sexual potential i had before. so it's been

about 1 year that i've been off ssris. u are 21 and u've been on ADs

for a short period so i would say that it wont take too long for u to

recover. just stay positive, work out, get rid of bad habits,eat well

and so on. u know the drill.listen to the people on this forum they are

well informed. best of luck, jinx

[Guest guest]

>

> hi selfrit! i'm 23 so we could say i'm your age. i've been on hell of

> alot of meds through 2005-2007. SSRIs: Prozac,Faverin,Cipralex.I was

on

> prozac for about 1.5 years.on others i was for couple months. i was

19

> when my psychosis happened. it took a long time to recover both

> mentally and physically. i had PSSD for a long time. since 2 months

now

> i'm regaining almost full sexual potential i had before. so it's been

> about 1 year that i've been off ssris. u are 21 and u've been on ADs

> for a short period so i would say that it wont take too long for u to

> recover. just stay positive, work out, get rid of bad habits,eat well

> and so on. u know the drill.listen to the people on this forum they

are

> well informed. best of luck, jinx

>

Very kind of you jinx, that's a very encouraging message from you, I'm

also overjoyed to know you got all your potential back. if given the

chance, would you start on meds again?, I'd certainly not.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for welcoming me to this group. Not very experienced with Yahoo Groups

and am aware of general rules (no commercial promotion, politeness, etc.)and am

acceptiing of any feedback.

I received a notice to introduce myself, Joan Levy, working at Duke University

Health Systems in perinatal education (breastfeeding classes as well as

postpartum breastfeeding support groups) and seeing some non-Duke patients in my

'free time.' As I get older and closer to retirement, see my future as solely

providing private lactation consultation services unattached to any agency.

Again, thanks for allowing me to join this group, Joan

[Guest guest]

Welcome Jane! You'll like it here.

Want to say, also that my sophomore's guidance counselor called and asked us to attend a meeting for students eligible to try for a full-ride scholarship to Duke University. Pretty exciting for us. There are a number of kids vying for this but it is still an honor to be in the running. We have heard that it is a fabulous University.

Cheryl Dawn n, IBCLC, RLC

Baby's Best Company

Alliance, Ohio

To: Sent: Saturday, October 1, 2011 8:45 AMSubject: New Member

Thanks for welcoming me to this group. Not very experienced with Yahoo Groups and am aware of general rules (no commercial promotion, politeness, etc.)and am acceptiing of any feedback.I received a notice to introduce myself, Joan Levy, working at Duke University Health Systems in perinatal education (breastfeeding classes as well as postpartum breastfeeding support groups) and seeing some non-Duke patients in my 'free time.' As I get older and closer to retirement, see my future as solely providing private lactation consultation services unattached to any agency.Again, thanks for allowing me to join this group, Joan

[Guest guest]

Thank you, Jane!

It may be awhile down the road but I will keep your e-mail and name so that I can get in touch with you. I would love to meet you.

Cheryl

To: Sent: Saturday, October 1, 2011 3:33 PMSubject: Re: New Member

 Hi Cheryl,

Let me know if you are coming to Durham to tour - will be glad to show you around, Joan

New Member

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