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Originally Posted by BethRags
I took the Zoloft this morning rather than last night and did sleep well. I had taken a low dose Seroquel too, but even the Seroquel hasn't been helping my sleep as it did last night. So I suspect that it is indeed the Zoloft causing insomnia. I awoke feeling achy and crappy, but that's been the case all of my adult life. Takes me half a day to feel alive.
I have a dear friend, I met her over 20 years ago here in California, she's Bulgarian. An extremely intelligent, well educated woman and a gifted pianist. She posted an article on Facebook praising Putin and in essence, blaming the US for the situation with Ukraine. I had to translate the article from it's original Bulgarian, and I have to say that I was quite shocked by it. NOT that I believe the US is stainless; I absolutely do not. But it is her support of Putin that surprises (and saddens) me.
I am going to take myself outside today and make myself take a walk, get some sun. I am then going to change my shrieking-purple sheets to a quieter blue, dust, and watch a French film called "Farewell, My Queen" about Marie Antoinette. Her life was so sad, and history has been unnecessarily cruel to her. (btw, I love lavender, lilac, and violet - and aubergine is one of my favorites! But that blinding purple is just too much!)
I'm wishing everyone peace. We all need it 
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Peace to you as well!
It is good to hear that the switc in the time to take Zoloft seems to help. Hope that continues!
In Russia, they get another information then we do here (We are free to chose where to look at information, they are not). It is strange that this woman live in California and have these opinions.
I am going to take a walk today too.