“Never lose hope,
my heart,
miracles dwell in the invisible.
If the whole world turns against
you keep your eyes on the Friend.”
❤ Rumi
“Never lose hope,
my heart,
miracles dwell in the invisible.
If the whole world turns against
you keep your eyes on the Friend.”
❤ Rumi
My blog has always been an open and honest safe space, where mental illness can be discussed without judgment. Something I haven’t discussed on here before is my medication. I have been taking medication for generalised anxiety disorder with depressive and obsessive episodes for around 5 years. In that time I have switched medication a total of three times, each time very different. When I was switching I looked for other bloggers that had written about their experiences switching meds – I couldn’t find any, so I thought I would write one.
A Little disclaimer – I am just a patient sharing my experience of various medicines and I am definitely not a medical professional. Everyone reacts to different medications differently.
Medication 1: Citalopram (Celexa, Cipramil)
Citalopram is a selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) – meaning it should increase the amount of serotonin in the brain as well as regulate serotonin levels.
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इधर उधर बिखरे शब्दोँ को बटोरकर
उनमें दिल के एहसास और
जीवन के कुछ मृदु कटु अनुभव डाल
बनती है सुनहरी
काव्यमय कविता ……
कभी तो यह दिल के बेहद करीब होती है
सुकून भरी …मीठी मीठी निर्झर सी ….
और कभी जब यह पसंद नहीं आती
मिटे पन्नों में कहीं दफन हो जाती है -ऐसी कविता !
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