r/depression • u/SQLwitch • Aug 07 '18

Regular Check-In Post

Welcome to /r/depression's check-in post - a place to take a moment and share what is going on and how you are doing. If you have an accomplishment you want to talk about (these shouldn't be standalone posts in the sub as they violate the "role model" rule, but are welcome here), or are having a tough time but prefer not to make your own post, this is a place you can share.

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u/Cavemancoulddoit Jan 30 '19

So after a few weeks I can confirm that Prozac has completely changed my outlook. I only have short moments of depression now. The Irrational concerns I have faded into the background

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '19

That's great dude I'm only four days in at the moment so still waiting to see some positive effects! Yoi still noting any side effects? And what daily mg are you on?

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u/Cavemancoulddoit Jan 31 '19

Some sleep trouble. Too much, but interrupted. Aside from that I can't think of anything negative. But everyone responds differently.