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My Lexapro Withdrawal

JerryK

By JerryK
in Coping with Celiac Disease

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JerryK
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Is going pretty much uneventfully. I feel a bit tired today, but I think that's mostly from

the frantic posting this morning, trying to get past the magic 500 mark.

Mostly and only sometimes, it feels like I'm a couple of cups of coffee short of a full pot.

But really if it never gets any worse than this, It will be a breeze..knock on wood.

I'm certainly not getting that depressed lethargic feeling that I had always thought was AD

withdrawal.....

Running seems to help a lot...it seems to flood my system with feelum good chemicals and

perks me up a lot.

j

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Jerry, I'm glad it's going so well. Running is supposed to be good for depression anyway. I guess you are making your own antidepressants, which is helping you get off the chemical ones.

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Nantzie
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That's awesome. I'm glad it's going well.

Nancy

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JerryK
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That's awesome. I'm glad it's going well.

Nancy

Perhaps it explains my odd behavior??

Nantzie Collaborator
Nantzie
Posted

Odd behavior? I might have missed something..

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dionnek
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glad you made your 500 mark - you always make me laugh :)

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