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07-20-2017, 04:40 AM

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OhKay

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OhKay

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Join Date: Jul 2009

Posts: 7,046

I lost a lot of my "fire" when I started taking Seroquel. I guess that's a good thing sometimes, but it's not something I like. I just accept it tho as a trade off for the benefits I get from taking it. It's a personality change, and I can understand why some people decide not to take meds.

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bizi (07-20-2017), Brokenfriend (07-20-2017), mymorgy (07-20-2017)

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