crimsonarcher

Ah well... that didn't last long. Family and university stress has broken me again. Back on the happy pills and at a higher dose this time, plus stomach tablets to counteract the effect that the higher dosage of Citalopram has on my acid reflux. *sigh* That being said, I'm back playing City of Heroes again, which kinda feels like slipping into comfortable slippers considering the 4 years history I have with that MMO. Only a few weeks left for this year at Uni, then the second year is finished. Not been the best of times, so we'll see what grades I get. Frankly, I could have done better.

I've just realised that I'm fast approaching the end of my first full year since coming off my anti-depressant medication. Yay me! :) I was on citalopram for several years after being diagnosed with stress related depression, and unfortunately I wasn't in the position to escape the source of the stress until I was made redundant in early '09. Even afterwards it took me another eight months to understand that I no longer needed the drugs and they have become more of a hindrance than a help. After a period of unemployment, I had started at University for the first time (a scary prospect at 34!) and actually found that the meds were hampering

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