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I know what it feels like not to have the strength or energy to do anything because I go through the same thing. I just hope you can find some strength when you look at your son. Try to find some positive things to do to keep your self busy. The busier you are, the faster your day will go. Hopfully your whole day will not be a washout with rain.View Thread


I am on 40mg of citalopram, 5mg of Abilify, and 1.5mg of Risperidol. I know the last two are relatively low doeses, but I hope that is all I will need. I just feel so tired and I can't wait for this feeling to go away. I have been taking these meds for almost two weeks so hopefully it is very soon.View Thread






Another option is to call your doctor so you can talk to him or her for a while to try and calm down.View Thread

Letting go doesn't mean you have to forget how good she was to you. It's the same with saying goodbye to her. You will always have those good memories to hold on to.View Thread
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