Do all your research on your meds. Don"t always trust your doctor. I know that sounds horrible, but that's just how it is anymore. I agree with some of the others here. Three meds for depression seems odd. Especially since after a while you're normally switched, as one will eventually not be as effective. Then are they gonna put you on three new ones? Not just that, but it generally takes a month for antidepressants to build and really take full effect. Your whole situation is just off. Good luck!

Sounds like more depression

Just roll up some bud my depression mess have me panic attacks and seizures so **** it ull be alright just try to ind an alternative whatever it may be

I think you can get a cannabis prescription for depression so smoke up!

As someone who had to deal with depression for years, I must tell you that no "magic pill" will solve your personal problems. They just deal with the chemical imbalance, the pain. Once you stop taking the pills, your depression will come back even worse. You're just subjecting yourself to an unhealthy addiction. You have to attack the underlying problems that are the real cause of your depression. No, you just can't forget about them. That's what you're trying to do with your pills, but it's not going to do. Your problems will still be there. Do something about your life. That's the only way out of depression. I'm glad I never took any medication. It would have been worse in the end.

Now you'll be jolly.

Well, weight gain kind of equals depression./:

First and foremost, pills DO NOT work in the long run. They are a temporary fix to make life livable at the moment. They do not actually fix any problems. I dealt with depression for years. It is kind of a trap. You don't confront what is causing your problems because you feel like no one cares. In turn, that just sends the spiral downward because all those negative feeling are being bottled up inside you, eating away at you. The worse you feel, the less you think people care... then the depression deepens. It is a vicious cycle. And YES it is very hard to break, but it can be done. If a side effect of the pills is weight gain, I can guarantee it will make you more depressed than you already are. The side effects of all these drugs they wanna shove down our throats is generally worse than whatever you are dealing with in the first place. Think: How happy will you be if in 6 months of taking a pill to make you happy has caused you to gain 30+lbs? As far as how mine turned out. I got lucky. I went out one night and found the man who is now my husband (together over 9 years.) He also was the person to introduce me to weed (which helped me tremendously.. with depression and my severe insomnia.) That aside he was what I needed to come back to life. He showed me that I was loved and cared about. He was and still is the best thing that has ever happened to me. TL;DR Long story short. Pills are not going to fix you. You need to find someone that you trust to talk to and confront your problems. Even if its just talking through them, you will feel better. I know it's hard, but once you get started it is a great feeling off relief to make that first step back in the other direction.

Get excited... My meds made me gain 60 pounds so I decided to get off of them and just deal without... I hope you don't have to go through the same. "natural medicine" is only helping slightly with the depression, but I refuse to be a fat bitch all my life lol

dont see why you wouldnt jut tell them you were drunk....