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Posted by akc on December 9, 2001, at 14:00:01
Still so sleepy, it is crazy. It is awful when you make so many changes that you are uncertain what is causing the extreme fatigue. It can be as simple as the fact that I have been through the wringer the past week -- or it could be the change in meds. The increase in lithium could be affecting my thyroid (it has in the past at this level) or it could be the klonopin. Anyway, the reality is that it is 2 p.m. and I have huge work problems to do. I'm crossing my fingers that I have stumbled across the article that will give me the answers. Those are wonderful when you find them. One of my strengths as an attorney is my ability to find them. So we will see if I pulled it off again. Cross your fingers and toes. Otherwise, this depression might deepen. I sure won't know what to do.
akc
Posted by susan C on December 9, 2001, at 16:32:17
In reply to 2 p.m., posted by akc on December 9, 2001, at 14:00:01
Cross your fingers and toes.
It is hard for a mouse to cross her fingers and toes, but i often cross my legs, especially when i sneeze, does that count?
sorry, another train of thought
I would help if I had a half a brain, "oh if I only had a brain"
off to walk again, maybe that will improve my attitude...
grumpy mouse
Posted by Greg A. on December 9, 2001, at 21:13:30
In reply to 2 p.m., posted by akc on December 9, 2001, at 14:00:01
I can sure relate as to the difficulty in what to attribute changes to. It's much less worrisome when the change is for the better but when it's some unwanted thing . . . is it the new med? the changed dosage? withdrawal? onset side effect? Is it even really there or just imagination working OT?
Greg
Posted by Augusta on December 10, 2001, at 10:59:29
In reply to 2 p.m., posted by akc on December 9, 2001, at 14:00:01
Hi Akc,
Did the article turn out to be the right one?
I sure hope so. :-) :-)
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