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⌈ Secret Post #2702 ⌋

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Re: question about antidepressants

[quirkytizzy]

This would absolutely be my suggestion. You may find that you might not need the meds once you get the cognitive part of therapy down and the meds will be extremely useful in bridging that gap in the meantime.

You might ask your doctor for resources to low income and/or free county mental health clinics. That is where I get my mental health care. It is free to visit therapists and my psych, and the medication itself is discounted.

Good luck. It's a big thing to reach out for help - you're doing the right thing.