It's official. I'm nuts.

[SteelCityBlue]

Hope it takes hold. Need anything, PM me

[MrPeabody]

Originally Posted by TxAg

I thought being a least a bit off was a VB membership requirement.

Nope, it's just you and Snake.

[syf350]

good luck, mofo

[Jeff '79]

So what did you feel the Wellbutrin did for you or didn't do for you?
Did you take 150mg or 300mg?
Why do you think it is not working?

[SnikPlosskin]

Originally Posted by Jeff '79

So what did you feel the Wellbutrin did for you or didn't do for you?
Did you take 150mg or 300mg?
Why do you think it is not working?

The first part of the week I felt like I was going to jump out of my skin. I reduced the lamactil to half the dose. Immediately felt better. Been working hard the last few days. Still taking a nap every day.

So Wellbutrin is helping. Not sure about the lamactil. I'm on a starter dose that is far below the thereupic level. Weird.

But overall, starting to feel more energized. Busting ass this week so I can take two weeks off.

[Sea Six]

Glad to hear you're feeling better, Pete.

Sometimes it takes quite a while before you get the correct diagnosis. Sounds like you've finally crossed that bridge.

[Jeff '79]

Originally Posted by SnakePlissken

The first part of the week I felt like I was going to jump out of my skin. I reduced the lamactil to half the dose. Immediately felt better. Been working hard the last few days. Still taking a nap every day.

So Wellbutrin is helping. Not sure about the lamactil. I'm on a starter dose that is far below the thereupic level. Weird.

But overall, starting to feel more energized. Busting ass this week so I can take two weeks off.

Good to hear.
In many cases, you may think you are fine, but in reality, you're off.
Continued therapy, with a good psychoanalyst and complete honesty by you, will help to get you dialed in perfectly.
Wellbutrin is non narcotic and works really well in people. Being non narcotic is a huge plus IMO. I hope that it works for you. Your honesty here is to be commended, as many people live with this inside them and never share their experiences due to embarrassment. It is a physical sickness, like the flu. Nothing to be embarrassed about here. Git-r-Done !!, Get better, and help not only you, but everyone else around you.

[CubSmurf]

Thanks for sharing, Pete. I'm glad to hear things are getting better!

[SnikPlosskin]

I probably over share but screw it.

[snide]

Originally Posted by SnakePlissken

I probably over share but screw it.

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[Montehall]

not to detract from you Pete, but I was recently diagnosed with General Anxiety Disorder as well as Depression, and PTSD. My therapist and my pysch are both great. Also, someone very, very close to me is diagnosed BP, and is a peer specialist with a psychiatric center, who helps people along with their own diagnosis.
If you need anyone to talk to, shoot me a PM.

Be sure to check this out: https://www.bphope.com/
I frequent there myself.

just remember that you are not alone and self care is the most important thing you can do you for you. **** everyone else, you are the most important person there is.