Dear Everyone
Hi all I need some help.
My story started with feeling sad, awful,
I feel like a victimizer , and sometimes
just worthless. Then I begin by smoking
ganja alone. I would think a lot about my
problems and tried to solve it. I lost a
lot of friends after it. After smoking soo
much b4 bed and in the morning usually the
next day I would feel like a superman. The
world seems wonderful, I loved the
sunrise, the clouds, and everything. I
started calling people to hangout it's
amazing. I would talk soo much just being
happy silly goose. but....a week later
I got prescribed by my therapist/
psychiatrist. On taking the 100mg
Bupropion 1 in the morning and 1 at noon.
I have also been taking Trazodone every
night b4 sleep to help my Anxiety
problems. I'm not taking these drugs
religiously because I'm afraid I might
turn in to a nut. This is when I felt a
change I become more quite.. I'm not sure
if i like this or not. Oh and is it really
works.?
thanks all.
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mominashoe
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Joined: 04 Dec 2007 Posts: 1558 Location: , USA
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Posted: 03-23-08 15:09pm
If you don't take your medications like
you are supposed to, then they aren't
going to work. You are nuts to begin with
because you were smoking drugs and that's
what made you have the artificial feeling
you did....the bad part about smoking
stuff is that there is always a time when
you are going to come down off it and it's
never nice to feel the normalities of
life, so you have to keep doing it and
become addicted. Not only that, you've
lost friends too.
You should mention your drug usage to your
doctor to make sure there are no harmful
side effects for smoking and taking your
meds at the same time. All in all, you
need to drop the smoking.
If you post in the addiction recovery
section, I'm sure there will be people
there to help you out with this as well.
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CarolDiane
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Joined: 23 Sep 2007 Posts: 2218 Location: Finally a picture to a name,
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Posted: 03-24-08 00:27am
"Ditto" on mominashoe. Between both of
them, that may be causing this reaction.
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