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⌈ Secret Post #2611 ⌋

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Re: mental health awesomeness thread

[(Anonymous)]

In my last year of college, a combination of a concrete diagnosis of Aspergers, a prescription of agomelatine for the depression and insomnia, and a wonderfully logical/pragmatic therapist from the student health organisation seemed to do a fair-to-great job of breaking what had previously been a 10+ year cycle of major depressive episodes. It's been four years since that point, and I haven't yet hit the lows I hit in the 10 years beforehand, despite some severe life-event provocation that probably should have caused it.

There are some side effects (occasional itchiness and somewhat increased risk of migraine), but I'm too happy being more functional than I'd been for literally half my life beforehand to mind overmuch. Even if it had done absolutely nothing for my educational or financial future, college would still have been the best thing I ever did just for access to that care.