Hey! Thanks for the comment!!! I’ve been on 10mg for almost 3 years. It’s been the perfect amount for me👍✨ Everyone’s different I guess.

I’m essentially on a baby aspirin level dose of my medication, the minimal effective dose. It’s nearly sub perceptual. I don’t intend to get off them any time soon but if I have to it won’t be as challenging. (thoughI don’t see the need to get off them) I think the reason these meds get a bad rap is because they are prescribed at sky high doses which is no fault of the patient but rather a lack of insight on behalf of the physician. I totally appreciate your input though, I’m sorry your tapering process is hellish😩

@@robertmakesashow7089 yes I gained 30 pounds only been on celexa 4 months and Now it will take me two years to hyperbolic taper off :( everyone is different but I absolutely despise this drug. Glad it is working for you and I know alot of ppl who they work for but for me it has been a nightmare.

I really appreciate the comment! I don’t doubt that it’s coming from a really good place. I had a VERY similar perspective to you before I went on meds. I tried absolutely everything to find relief from my anxiety, years of therapy, exercising daily, eating incredibly clean, improving my social circle, reconnecting to friends and loved ones. When all of those things didn’t work only then I turned to medication out of desperation. I have to say medication literally saved my life. It’s probably not for everyone, but it was 10000% the right choice for me. I also agree that its abused, but when used responsibly and with moderation, it’s incredibly helpful. Thank you again for your concern! Appreciate your time and your comment!🙏✨✨✨

@@robertmakesashow7089 I hear ya buddy. I thought the same way too. Psychologically medication became a crutch which I so easily fell back on whenever life got hard for me. I thought I would not be able to function without my meds. I was in a deep dark place many times with depression and anxiety. I even at one point thought that I would have to kill myself because the panic attacks were so crippling and constant. For me it was finding out what the root cause of my depression and anxiety was with a therapist then grieving all the immense emotions I had bottled up inside all my life. Then removing that toxicity out of my life. For me it was parents. For you it might be something else. There is always a root cause to all this but sometimes we don't want to look at it out of immense fear.

Bahaha!!! I’ve gotten that once or twice before!! 🤣 thank you so much for the comment!🙌✨ Wishing you the best of health!

Great video by the way. I hope you keep making updates on how you’re doing.

Hey there, I just started wellbutrin and I've been suffering not just major but Mega depression 😢. The 1st week was okay, but I feel miserable week 2. I'm hoping this works. I hope it does for you, too.

@@anthonyybarra621 I hope it all goes well for you, Anthony. I know it’s a very scary place to be in. Don’t lose hope just yet though. In my limited experience, medications like these these take weeks or sometimes even months before they take full effect. My main worry about Wellbutrin is my history of severe anxiety and panic attacks, which I’ve heard Wellbutrin can worsen.

@50centpb7 You’re soups amazing!🙌✨ You’re 💯 right about everything you said! My anxiety was I think different then many peoples but it was constant and it was paralyzing. Just daily pressure weighing on me and painful awkwardness!!! Ugh 😩 Wellbutrin did make my anxiety a bit worse but when I started on it I had already been on buspar for more than a month which did magical things for my anxiety. So when wellbutrin kicked up my anxiety again is was more manageable. My anxiety was I think different than some peoples typical anxiety I know some people have panic attacks, sweaty palms rushing heart rate. I didn’t exactly have that but it was just like a low-key fight or flight every minute of every day. Hope that helps in some way!!🙌✨

Appreciate it!!! I’ll keep the updates coming!

💜💜💜✨U 2 sweet!! Thank you! I appreciate the feedback! 😌I hope to start making some travel content soon hopefully!!!!🤞

It was really hard to say cuz at the time I had really long hair and it did seem like it was thinning out. But honestly, I’m still on it and all the thinning that i believed I was having all seemed to grow back in. My hair feels just about the same as it’s always been and I’ve been on it for years now. Also know this, if you stop the drug, the hair thinning should reverse itself. So you can always change your mind! I’m not a medical expert but that is what I have read! Wishing you all the best!🙏✨✨✨

😌✨✨✨I appreciate you! Thanks for the comment. Wishing you the best of health!!🙏✨

Nursing is going great!! Thanks for asking, It’s pretty much my calling! I feel old it lines up perfectly with my natural skills😌 I appreciate the check in!🙌✨✨✨ I hope you’re doing well!!!

😁✨✨✨ That line has never not worked!…Well, cuz I’ve never tried it.

That is very smart of you to think about serotonin syndrome, (again i’m not a medical professional) but you don’t have to worry about that at all. 25mg is the lowest active dose prescribed and you’ve been on buspar for so long. Serotonin syndrome is pretty uncommon and will generally resolve in a day or two with no lasting side effects. I will say that starting an SSRI is a lot more difficult than starting Buspar and takes longer for your body to adjust. Zoloft made me sooooo tired for so long (recommended: take your dose at night) I think it took me at least a month before I started feeling like it was helping. But if you can stay strong and make it through the crappyness, it’s definitely something that I’m glad I got on. Stay strong 💪 ✨✨✨ You got this. also, be careful what you read on Reddit. During that first month or so when people are getting used to Zoloft and busbar and all these other drugs, they go on Reddit and complain how terrible it is, and it is terrible! But what you don’t see is that the same people after a month or so stop looking at those reddit post and just go about their lives because the drug is working for them. I was glued to those forums of people talking about their nightmare experiences with Zoloft all throughout the very first month or so, and it really freaked me out, but now that it’s working for me, I never go to those Reddit posts. I don’t need to complain anymore 😄. thanks for the comment. I wish you the very best of health!!!✨

Are you going through some person struggles as well? See if you can get some therapy as well (like betterhelp.com) and try to live clean for awhile, (weed realllly realllly messed up my anxiety and alcohol didn’t help either) and get your light cardio in, some light jogging 30 mins every day or every other day. I actually tried to get as physically fit as I could before I started Zoloft so it would work better once I was on it.

@@robertmakesashow7089 my dad passed away the Monday before thanksgiving the past year and my sister passed away two years ago so I been still trying to accept that.. thank you I’m definitely gonna try jogging and all

I forget which but I mentioned it in one of my videos. Overall it was a net positive!! Now I don’t really feel the effects of it anymore but I’m still on it.

Great!! It takes a long time to get to work. Literally 3 months before if started working correctly!! But I’m still on it to this day, it’s part of my daily 3💪✨

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Ooof! 🙃The beginnings of Zoloft was the woooorst! It took me MONTHS to get used to it! I was beyond tired. NowI feel much more balanced on it. I really appreciate your feedback and I wishing you the best of health! I can tell you’re a smart cookie, you’ll absolute find the results you’re looking for!🙌✨

I eat brown rice usually, but white rice is pretty much exactly the same! I just jumped on the brown rice craze in the early 2000s and I just prefer the taste now.😌✨

it was from the archives! check out the title...but yeah its super confusing🙃

@@robertmakesashow7089 ohhhh ok🤣 I didn’t read the last part of the title