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My name is Fawn and I have been married for 2 1/2 years. I am a Christian, and like to think that I am a good listener. I hope to go back to college this year and eventually earn a my masters degree in psychology. It has been a dream of mine for many years now to be in an occupation that I can help people and receive the peace that will come with knowing that I am doing something important with my life. My husband and I lived in Virginia for a year and a half and we are looking forward to getting back there after I finish my education. I love dogs, music, books, travel and photography. Most of my time is spent with my church family, my immediate family and my wonderful husband.



Be nice and I will be nice. Be rude and I will be rude. Ask my opinion and that is what you will get. I am open minded and honest and I give and expect respect.



I am check my inbox daily so send me a question and I promise (excluding personal illness or family emergency) that I will respond quickly. Take care and I hope to hear from you soon!


advice

I've been on zoloft for a while now on, uhm, I think 50mg, and I was doing all right, but then a couple of weeks ago, i started feeling more depressed. I went up to 100mg but my depression seems to be increasing? Can someone tell me what's going on? If you know if this happens or not?

I have heard many times that Zoloft and other products (like Prozac) can cause depression but I cannot say for certain. I have had friends to be affected by the side affects of Prozac and once they informed their doctor about the problem and were weaned off of the drug (be careful about stopping a nerve medication cold) their depression disappeared. Contact your therapist/doctor immediately about this. They can do something to stop this.

Best Wishes!

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(Rating: 5) Thank you for your concern and advice- i've already left a message on my doctor's messaging system to see him asap. Thanks again.
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