Anti-depressants and my vitality
I increased the dose of Zoloft I've been taking two months ago, and I don't think I'm loving the results.
I'm no happier, for one thing.
But, I feel like I'm losing my vitality. My muscles are tired all the time, getting up from chairs seems to take more effort, I'm sleepy and thinking of taking a nap constantly, and I have very little interest in social interaction.
Writing in this journal is the one activity that still seems normal. Or interesting to me.
I'm no happier, for one thing.
But, I feel like I'm losing my vitality. My muscles are tired all the time, getting up from chairs seems to take more effort, I'm sleepy and thinking of taking a nap constantly, and I have very little interest in social interaction.
Writing in this journal is the one activity that still seems normal. Or interesting to me.
I haven’t been a good pharma testing subject. Holidays alone and the last week I drank more…2-3 glasses of wine five nights in a row. No question I wake up more slowly than on day when I don’t drink anything. Getting back to that now. If I spend less time with people I’m prone to drink less or nothing— making “happiness” a strong argument for living alone.
Weird. Sad. But this is me now. What a surprise even after three years of PTSD and depression.
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