Feeling super tired and anxious
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Been in 10 mg of citalopram going on 4 weeks this coming Sunday and today I'm so so tired and anxious somewhat too but because I feel so tired. Was on 5 mg for first 5 weeks. Just wondering if I can have like almost feeling myself again for some days and the next day down hill, so tired and anxiety up, this normal and how much longer will this take.
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David_21660 cindy1957
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Good Morning Cindy,
It is sunny here and fresh after rain yesterday and (thankfully) It feels like it is going to be a good one! It hasn't always beacuse it does take time, every stage.
Remember you are fairly new to this and try not to be to eager to rush things, it can only repair one thing at a time. Saying that, I like the positiviity that you want to get better, but be positive in a laid back way, go with the flow as it takes as long as it takes! We are all on a roller coaster with ups and downs, at first I was stuck in the front seat without goggles!!! Now I find myself on the merry-go-round and it has become easier. Just take what comes and never, ever worry about "did I ask this already?" because we all repeat and what you are going through now is a typical Cita stage.
Gosh, I still have things to remind me of things or what to do! On the way opposite the foot of our bed I have written 'your name is David, trousers first then shoes!'
Mind you, that may just be a regular man thing! Anyway, what I am saying is slowly does it read posts like mine (when I get back on the planned reduction in a couple of weeks) after I my Family have left and I have been to hospital about my mouth. "C'est la vie"
Hope you have a good (laid back) weekend!
Keep posting!
Regards,
David
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Take care!
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It was raining first thing, but by mid afternoon the sun broke through and went for an evening stroll with Family. We have been very busy for the last week preping and this morning awaiting the arrival of Family and thought we would say Hi before bye (bed)!
Ann suffers from IBS and says anxiety can make it worse and feels for you and tries not to let anything worry her (does it quite well, far better than me).
Anyway, hope tomorrow starts better for you.
Regards,
David & Ann
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There is nothing at all to be afraid of regarding this pill, apart from what we conjure up ourselves. You are seeing your Doctor to possibly increase and I really believe there is a possibility she will up as you may need a bigger dose, like me and many others.
May be you have been led to believe that you will get better at timely intervals, sorry, but this is not the case with everyone sometimes. I was upped in stages and the weird thing is I could feel the benefit as I went until I levelled at 40mg, but for many this is not the case. After a while I stopped thinking about "why did this person or that person only go to that or this dosage" because I eventually realised that was right for them.
Sometimes we possibly focus on the hype and not the person as an individual and some get carried away!
Returning to you, please try and realise that all the symptoms you are experiencing are normal with this "sticking plaster for the brain" and please try to just go with it. Honestly Cindy, it is that easy! I curled up into a ball many a time until I didn't need to anymore - and that took months.
It isn't easy and it isn't a quick fix as the brain is one hell of a complex living processor and sometimes it just needs a little down time and servicing. This can only be done by meds like Cita (possibly one of the best meds in the world!).
You will possibly get side effects as you up, you may not. Take it from someone who went up and up and up the side effects gradually peter out, but it can take time, but with time comes understanding and the ability to help others here as I am you as Kate (for example) did me.
Take all the encouragement for what it is, encouragement to help you through this - not hype to leave you wondering why you're not the same as everyone else.
Do not feel ignored if I do not reply again this evening I was at the local area hospital this morning for a wisdom tooth extraction and biopsy so, ain't feeling too bright!
Regards,
David (Ann says Hi!) x
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