Re: just not sure about my antidepressant

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How long has it been since you made the switch to Celexa?

Jeanne in WI

>

> I was on Lexapro and the side affects were aweful and I was switched to

> Celexa and I'm not sure about wether it's the right one for me. I am sad

> and I cry often now witch is something I haven't been able to do in years

> regardless of how much I hurt inside. Sometimes it feels good to be able

> to cry but sometimes I'd rather not cry.

> Can anyone relate to what I'm trying to say?

> GOD Bless ! ! ! . . . ......................................... G.

[Guest guest]

I know what you're saying. I would love to really cry sometimes and can't. I

take Celexa, but don't think it really does much. I just think sometimes though

if I could just break down and really sob for a couple of hours I might feel a

lot better. I do cry at things like sad movies or stories, or when people I know

are having problems, but not ever can I really cry for myself. I don't know why.

But, I can also understand not wanting to do it constantly.

Hope you are feeling better.

Peace and Love

Caroline

> I was on Lexapro and the side affects were aweful and I was switched to

> Celexa and I'm

> not sure about wether it's the right one for me. I am sad and I cry often

> now witch is

> something I haven't been able to do in years regardless of how much I

> hurt inside.

> Sometimes it feels good to be able to cry but sometimes I'd rather not

> cry.

> Can anyone relate to what I'm trying to say?

> GOD Bless ! ! ! . . . .........................................

> G.

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Dear ,

Antidepressants are supposed to make you in a better mood, not cry. sounds

like you may need something else. Talk to your doc!

Jodi

john honeycutt wrote:

I was on Lexapro and the side affects were aweful and I was switched to Celexa

and I'm

not sure about wether it's the right one for me. I am sad and I cry often now

witch is

something I haven't been able to do in years regardless of how much I hurt

inside.

Sometimes it feels good to be able to cry but sometimes I'd rather not cry.

Can anyone relate to what I'm trying to say?

GOD Bless ! ! ! . . . ......................................... G.

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[Guest guest]

I know what you mean . I don't think mine is working well either. However,

it does not seem anything really has for a long time. I take zoloft now which

is a drug I use to take that worked. I use to take Celexa too. It was years

ago and I can't remember if it helped me or not. I hope you find the right med.

I know what you mean about the crying. It almost feels good sometimes to let

it out. On the other hand, feeling that depressed ALL the time is not good

either.

take care,

love and hugs,

Debra V.

john honeycutt wrote:

I was on Lexapro and the side affects were aweful and I was switched to Celexa

and I'm

not sure about wether it's the right one for me. I am sad and I cry often now

witch is

something I haven't been able to do in years regardless of how much I hurt

inside.

Sometimes it feels good to be able to cry but sometimes I'd rather not cry.

Can anyone relate to what I'm trying to say?

GOD Bless ! ! ! . . . ......................................... G.

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[Guest guest]

, I hurt all last week and a half. Then on Friday when hubby came

home I burst into tears and had my own little pity party, saying how not

fair it was to be in pain and how it's kept me from too many things, and

I just let it all out. Amazingly I felt better in the days that followed.

Sometimes our emotions trigger the pain too.

john honeycutt wrote:

> I was on Lexapro and the side affects were aweful and I was switched to Celexa

and I'm

> not sure about wether it's the right one for me. I am sad and I cry often now

witch is

> something I haven't been able to do in years regardless of how much I hurt

inside.

> Sometimes it feels good to be able to cry but sometimes I'd rather not cry.

> Can anyone relate to what I'm trying to say?

> GOD Bless ! ! ! . . . ......................................... G.

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