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Frown I am so tired.
Does Seroquel make most people tired? It's better taking Seroquel then having mental health issues at a higher peak. I have so much anxiety, and it's a mystery as to why I have it so bad. It's a lonely affliction.

I have to push myself to get things done. BF
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