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Hey Pud, it could be the Beta. Jim was sitting here one day fine and the next he could cry at the drop of a hat. He felt that doom and gloom and couldn't explain why. We talked to his doc and a phychologist who had to figure out of it was the Beta or something else. She agreed it was the Beta and he's now on Zoloft and doing much better.

Hope you find what you need to feel better too. Talk to the doctor. Jim didn't start feeling down until 6 months into Beta.
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