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Old Dec 07, 2011, 09:33 PM
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Hey everyone ..
ok fininishing up day 3 on ( Fanapt ) and saw my T today he was very quick to notice a huge change in me.. he could tell immediatly i was having a hard time finding words let alone stringing them into a sentance.

I cant really explain how I feel but I will try ..

My brain is still racing a billion miles an hours but I feel so sluggish I dont even care.. but i apparently care anough to be worried all to hell over it ...

Im having a horrible time speaking or typing out a sentance this post alone will probably take me an hour to finish .

I try to type a sentance and i forget half the words and the other half is misspelled beyond belief.\

I have been trying to handwrite a letter to my friend in another state .. I had to switch to pencil to help with mispelling but I cant seen to write a completel sentance ( this was happenening even before the new med .. i use to have really nice handwriting now its almost unreadable .

I tried last nite to watch some videos on youtube by " ray william johnson" Hes hysterical !!!!! but so much of his stuff blew right past me I wasnt able to read it or understand it.

Im pretty sure as my body adjusts to this new medication the " sluggishness" will go away .. the problems with making copmplete sentances arent a "new problem" per say ...

I guess i just feel like im gettng worse and worse along this path towards finding a decent combo of meds .. or maybe my mind has given up and turned to goo...

the only up side is i lost another lb .. so total of 4 in the last week .


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Old Dec 07, 2011, 09:46 PM
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I sympathize, morethingswrong. The Lamictal's turned against me after about 5 wks on it. I feel like I'm back at the beginning--back about when I had to be hospitalized & before I was dx'd bipolar. How can this happen?
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Old Dec 07, 2011, 09:57 PM
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Morthingswrong, I'm so very very sorry your still having a tough time. Patience is so hard at times like these. It just isn't fair. I wish I had something to say that could make it all better. But I'll remain by your side through out it.

((( Morethingswrong))) (((Roadrunner)))

I wish the best for you both, and I hope that it comes soon. It's hard to watch my two peeps struggling and know I cannot help out in real life. I don't know two more derserving people of happiness and joy. I pray it finds you both soon.
Thanks for this!
roads, ~Christina
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Old Dec 08, 2011, 06:38 AM
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Yeah, what Anika said!

(((morethingswrong))) (((roadrunner)))

So far the Lamictal is treating me really well, got to start ADD meds today, and starting with a light therapy thingy too. I wish it were going as well for both of you...
Thanks for this!
~Christina
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Old Dec 08, 2011, 08:13 PM
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morethingswrong! I hope the side effects mellow out for you (or go away altogether -- that'd be even better of course! ) The language thing can be very frustrating for sure, even if it's transitory. Congrats on the weight loss!
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