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Old 07-15-2015, 04:29 PM #1
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Cymbalta is an SNRI. Regardless, I hear you on the mood changes. I'm having a difficult time controlling them effectively, particularly with the kids. Also, you're right on that flat feelings... I have that in spades. In fact, I'm losing interest in things I love and feel like there's nothing that excites or makes me happy.

Glad I made this post... thx
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