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Mental Health Support

Tobin S.

(10,420 posts)

4. My meds haven't had that effect on me.

Reply to Bertha Venation (Original post)

Sun Jul 26, 2015, 03:04 PM

Jul 2015

I've been taking the same stuff for 12 years. Three years ago, I returned to college to finish my degree. I graduated with a 3.952 GPA.

I'm not saying that your meds aren't the problem. They might well be. That's just not been my experience. Everything about my brain works better thanks to medication.

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I think my meds have fried my brain. Your experience? [View all] Bertha Venation Jul 2015 OP

Sorry, BV, don't think I can help; elleng Jul 2015 #1

well, you could get tested mopinko Jul 2015 #2

Mo Bertha Venation Jul 2015 #9

you might be "overmedicated" steve2470 Jul 2015 #3

Thanks, Steve. Bertha Venation Jul 2015 #8

My meds haven't had that effect on me. Tobin S. Jul 2015 #4

I'm glad Bertha Venation Jul 2015 #7

Yup. Burnt Toast postatomic Jul 2015 #5

I think that's where I am, postatomic - Bertha Venation Jul 2015 #6

Are there things that make you feel good? postatomic Jul 2015 #10

Oh, yes. Bertha Venation Jul 2015 #12

I quit meds seven years ago olddots Jul 2015 #11

You have a point about happiness. Bertha Venation Jul 2015 #13

Memory Peace Seeker Jul 2015 #14

P.S., for me, too - pros outweigh cons Bertha Venation Jul 2015 #15

Nice to know others feel the same Peace Seeker Aug 2015 #16