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Posted by Emme on April 5, 2002, at 7:30:08
Hi Chloe,
Just curious and checking in.
Emme
Posted by Chloe on April 5, 2002, at 20:36:41
In reply to Chloe, where are you? How goes it?, posted by Emme on April 5, 2002, at 7:30:08
> Hi Chloe,
> Just curious and checking in.
> EmmeHi Emme,
How nice of you to ask about me. I have been sitting back and lurking a bit more. I have found the tone of the board a little intense of late, so I am just reading, and learning. BTW, I really enjoyed Dr. Kramer's contributions. He was very generous to give us some much of his time and expertise.I am having some really good mood stretches where I will have a week or so without any major crashes or dysphoric/agitated moods. I get alot done in that time and feel quite ambitious, but I am always so disappointed when I fall hard. I recover faster, these days. But why can't I learn that I am NOT cured!?! I am going to have crashes...so I am trying not get so down on myself about it.
The addition of a small amount of depakote to the little bit of lithium and neurontin has really evened me out and cooled my snappy temper. I am very glad to have Dep. on board, but I don't like it's notorious side effects. I am hungry all the time, trying to avoid the depakote twenty! I also love my 20 mgs of amitriptyline(TCA). I sleep so well now. I am realizing that since the advent of the SSRI, I have not slept soundly! I am so glad that the TCA's are back in my med regime, with about a milligram of Celexa!
How are you fairing these days? Have you gotten stabilized on some good meds? I know you had a tough time there for a while. Love to hear how you are doing. And thanks for looking in on me :)
Chloe
Posted by Emme on April 7, 2002, at 22:17:13
In reply to Re: Chloe, where are you? How goes it? » Emme, posted by Chloe on April 5, 2002, at 20:36:41
Hi Chloe,
Glad to hear you're having some good stretches. Smart of you to make the most of them while you've got them. I find it's hard to forgive myself for unproductive time. Gotta try. I hope your current combo continues to help as much as possible. I'm a zombie right now, so I need to sign off in a minute. I'm not sure about naltrexone. I seem to not want to do much except sleep and/or stare. A few more days of playing with dose before I ditch it. Lamictal is making a good baseline antidepressant at least.
Emme the zombified
> > Hi Chloe,
> > Just curious and checking in.
> > Emme
>
> Hi Emme,
> How nice of you to ask about me. I have been sitting back and lurking a bit more. I have found the tone of the board a little intense of late, so I am just reading, and learning. BTW, I really enjoyed Dr. Kramer's contributions. He was very generous to give us some much of his time and expertise.
>
> I am having some really good mood stretches where I will have a week or so without any major crashes or dysphoric/agitated moods. I get alot done in that time and feel quite ambitious, but I am always so disappointed when I fall hard. I recover faster, these days. But why can't I learn that I am NOT cured!?! I am going to have crashes...so I am trying not get so down on myself about it.
>
> The addition of a small amount of depakote to the little bit of lithium and neurontin has really evened me out and cooled my snappy temper. I am very glad to have Dep. on board, but I don't like it's notorious side effects. I am hungry all the time, trying to avoid the depakote twenty! I also love my 20 mgs of amitriptyline(TCA). I sleep so well now. I am realizing that since the advent of the SSRI, I have not slept soundly! I am so glad that the TCA's are back in my med regime, with about a milligram of Celexa!
>
> How are you fairing these days? Have you gotten stabilized on some good meds? I know you had a tough time there for a while. Love to hear how you are doing. And thanks for looking in on me :)
>
> Chloe
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