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By skye1 on Wed, 01-25-12, 22:11

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soo ihave been takeing my medicationn
wich is my anti depressant and my adderalll and things have beeen going
better its makeing me happy and not
think about food

ive tooken adderall for 5 years now but i will take it on and off
and i was off it for a while because it started ti change my personality
and made me like a zombie but
when i stopped takeing it all this started happening
purgeing binging and even chewing and spitting out

even though i shouldnt depend on a medication to solve this problem for now i think
its best

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By denaxx on Wed, 01-25-12, 22:14

Well my advices to do what's what's best and do what's makes you happy. It's all up to you. Glad things are getting better. You could always inbox menif you have a problem. Okay?? Good luck

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By JessicaC on Thu, 01-26-12, 00:04

who says you shouldn't "depend" on medication to help you?

there is nothing wrong with medication if you need it... if you have a heart problem you take medication, if you have seizures you take medication... if you have a chemical imbalance you take medicine... your brain is just another organ.

some problems we have are caused by things that happen to us and those problems need things like therapy or counseling or hard work at changing how we think and live our lives... but sometimes those problems with how we thinka nd feel are caused by chemical imbalances that can only be helped by medicationa nd sometimes it is both chemical and caused by things that happen to us...

if you need medication there is nothing at all wrong with that.

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