2012-09-07, 01:08 AM
Alloy Wrote:As personal advise, my problems started to be easier to fix when I cared less about the problems. I know it's hard to see, but I can't really help more. Sometimes it's something you have to do. Some other times it's waiting for a chance. But whatever it is, it always depends. And you'd have to be a fool to think a depression lasts a whole lifetime. It's just a dark time that helped you improve.
It wasn't easy for me. It took me around 2-3 years to get out. I simply found a way out, if you can call it that way. All I'm saying now is from past experience. I struggled like that for a good long time, until things suddendly started to be better. A bad time is not forever. Even if it goes for long.
In cases where there is a real physiological defect, you can't "will" yourself to higher serotonin levels.
[MENTION=5593]Pikamemnon[/MENTION] that is how it is with all medications. The probability of getting those side effects has to be real low if the medication has been cleared by the FDA.