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My T sees progress. My friends see progress. My family sees progress. Objectively, I see progress.
But I don't feel it. My T advised me to stay on my meds. I fail to see what my antidepressant is doing considering I'm still very much depressed. The abilify is just as ****ing useless except for one fact I can't ignore: I haven't fallen into delusional thought patterns since I've been on it. So, I'm sort of worried about stopping that one. My T said this is a routine thing for me, to quit meds for whatever the reason and try it out without them. Every time I end up back on them. So now I'm debating.
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Correlation is not causation, but not falling into delusional thoughts is significant. Could anything else be contributing to this?
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((((Sò leigheas)))) Be careful with what you decide. Your meds may be helping you more than you realize. I'm sorry you're not feeling better
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Its hard when you don't feel progress. It's encouraging that others do. Try to trust that whatever you decide to do about the meds. ((hugs)) kit.
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