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So things were going moderately well for the first 9 or so days. I'm supposed to be patient with the meds, which is hard because I feel like

Posted by Qale (aka Qale) Feb 10 '17, 13:15

that's the last thing anyone is anymore. I think the side effects of this one aren't bad and it's the right drug, but it's just going to take some more time. It's supposed to take about 4-6 weeks or so.

I have my next doctor's appointment on the 20th where they may increase it to the 20mg of Lexapro. That's the max. 10 is where I am and is pretty much standard it seems.

I don't know if work wants me to fill out paperwork to try and get some of my absenses removed. I'd really like that. But right now I definitely feel like I'm not really where I need to be yet.

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But it sounds like right directioning though, right? - iSpam Feb 10, 13:18 4
- Yes? I feel like it's the right drug. In the next two weeks I'm changing work schedule back to daytime as well. - Qale Feb 10, 13:27 3
  - You were in crisis mode there and just getting through it. Now your body/mind are able to analyze the situation and freak out about it because you're - jnine Feb 10, 15:42
  - Hang in there. From my one degree of separation experience with Lexapro, that's indeed a drug that takes awhile to uh, fully work? have balanced - JD Feb 10, 14:14 1
    - Yeah, it's the patience thing. Cell phones ruin patience. They're immediate, so why isn't everything? - Qale Feb 10, 14:21

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