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Originally Posted by Ben1346
Hi All,
I have been severely depressed with major anxiety since early childhood, so I am not really sure how feeling normal feels likes.
A few years back when I was first put on Welbutrin, for a 3-4 days, I would go to bed without worrying about the next day. I would wake up fresh and peaceful, my brain was quiet. Not that I normally hear voices and noises, no. My brain was simply empty of all incoherent, intrusive, worrying thought. I was at peace.
My question: is this how "normal" Is? In other words, is this how "normal" people feel? Or this is just an extreme cases.
By the way, I found out that my temporary depression relief is called "Welbutrin Honeymoon" that happens to some people.
Ben
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I haven't been "normal" in a long time. I'm really high up there, down below the floor boards or slighlty depressed. All states contain a great deal of anxiety. I don't think "normal" holds a great deal of any emotion but a balance. Then again, that's my ideal speculation; I truly have no idea.