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ZadieBlue Posts: 3755
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I wouldn't be so fast to blame in all on the meds. I mean, it could be the meds, but maybe not. Sometimes we get to that state from reacting to something, very fight / flight. Especially if you have any history of trauma or were conditioned to bury your emotions. When you're experiencing this, you can't feel anything bad -- it's almost like being invincible. It may actually be an active process. If you weren't feeling anything, you wouldn't have posted . . . ? I believe it's normal though heavier than your typical person's experience. If it drags on and on and on though, then yeah, I'd go for a med change. I might not be right, but I'm offering an alternative theory. The most important thing is how you want to live your life. "Normal" doesn't exist. Take care, Zadie "I'm going to quit -- dried turkey." - Anonymous
"I forgot my mantra." - Annie Hall
"Knocked me on the head and sent me spinning
It was a blast I can't remember the last time
Stand between two poles and hold your arms up
I'll kick me over your head and stock down . . . " - Throwing Muses
Female, age 37
Bipolar I (mild)
Episodes / cycling happen most often during Spring and Fall allergy season; some dissociation possible during episodes.
GAD dx 12/11, PTSD traits, ED (in recovery)
Boarding school survivor :)
PSYCH:
Adderall 15 mg x 2 Prozac 40 mg Ativan 1.5 mg Geodon 120 mg Starting Lithium again
(Levothyroxine 50 mcg Atenolol 12.5 mg x 2 Clonidine 0.1 mg x 3).
ALLERGY / ASTHMA -- (Winter / Spring cocktail): Levocetirizine Alvesco HFA 160 mcg Ketotifen Fumarate PRN • Flovent ProAir PRN
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