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Old 01-15-2011, 08:17 AM #14
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Every AD I have ever gone near have made my constipation unbearable and I didnt notice any real change in my situation. After some therapy it has been decided that I am frustrated, not depressed, as true depression can be helped by the ADs.

Never go without the meds if you need them tho.
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