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Mental Health Support

WhiteTara

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3. When I was withdrawing from my several years of

Reply to steve2470 (Original post)

Sun Jan 28, 2018, 11:48 AM

Jan 2018

opioid use for unbearable chronic pain, my nurse told me that was a symptom. I think it's good to know that you are feeling. So, don't beat yourself up.

It may just be withdrawal, not the sign of depression's return. But of course the orange anus still occupies our WH and that is something I'm totally depressed about.

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The crying over fairly small things...part of the Venlafaxine withdrawal [View all] steve2470 Jan 2018 OP

i too find myself crying at minor things... samnsara Jan 2018 #1

When I was weeping at most anything, from flower delivery commercials irisblue Jan 2018 #2

yes I think it's the washing out and the depression steve2470 Jan 2018 #5

When I was withdrawing from my several years of WhiteTara Jan 2018 #3

cry away. it's good for you. mopinko Jan 2018 #4

thank you mo! steve2470 Jan 2018 #6

he's that kind of a guy. mopinko Jan 2018 #7

Husband gets drunk and calls me every name in the book.. angstlessk Feb 2018 #8

sigh steve2470 Feb 2018 #9