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Old 09-20-2016, 11:42 AM #1
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I'm going through a really hard time at the moment as I am a single parent to 13 year old hormonal twin boys and my partner has just left me. I'm very depressed and not coping. My doctor wants me to take antidepressants but I know some worsen PD symptoms. Is anyone on antidepressants that they are happy with. I've read mirtazipine helps with tremors but I don't have tremors and tried it once and felt really spaced out and sleepy.

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