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Best thing to remember is not all AD's are alike, and there might be some trial and error in finding the right one for you. I find the wrong ones make me more scattered brained, but that could be just me.

I'm on Zoloft, but I've been on it before in the past for clinical depression. So knew what I was getting into with it, and body responded better this time with little side effects.

Best of luck!
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