[ SECRET POST #1818 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #1818 ⌋


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Comments

[reynardine.livejournal.com]

I started writing a tl:dr entry here, but here is the short version: give the meds some time and see how they affect your life as a whole, not just on the creativity front. Sometimes, stability is worth it. Sometimes, it is not. It varies from person to person.

In my case, I had too many other (physical side-effect) issues that came up and my doctors finally agreed this year to take me off of them. But that was a long and difficult decision taken after several years of trying many different meds. While I rejoice in the return of mental clarity and creativity, the emotional problems have not gone away. I have to work harder to deal with them.

Good luck to you.

[mpinsky.livejournal.com]

I agree with this. I pulled myself off my medication for a year so I could enlist only to realize all I did was sit in the corner of my room and cry hysterically, feeling like life wasn't worth living. As much as I wanted a military life, my stability and happiness weren't worth it.