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Bozo · 09-25-2005, 07:17 AM

What the frig is it about this time of year, heading into winter, that my energy is sapped, I am sad, and I have no ambition whatsoever?

I am making an appt. with my md next week to discuss.

I know last winter he upped my Zoloft from 50 to 75 mg. per day and I kind of remembering that helped.

Here is the crux of the problem. I have a major difficult time with TRYING TO HAVE FUN!

It is mind blowing to me. Whether it is a family bike ride, a game of whiffle ball in the backyard with the boys, a fishing trip, I have to FORCE MYSELF to do these things.

Is this normal? Isnt there any kind of medication out on the market that would help to feel alive and vibrant and WANTING to do things?

Somehow, someway, I think and I know I should feel better than this.

09-25-2005, 07:17 AM	#1 (permalink)
Bozo On The Bus Join Date: May 2004 Location: Brattleboro, Vt. Posts: 475	My GD Depression Is Creeping Back What the frig is it about this time of year, heading into winter, that my energy is sapped, I am sad, and I have no ambition whatsoever? I am making an appt. with my md next week to discuss. I know last winter he upped my Zoloft from 50 to 75 mg. per day and I kind of remembering that helped. Here is the crux of the problem. I have a major difficult time with TRYING TO HAVE FUN! It is mind blowing to me. Whether it is a family bike ride, a game of whiffle ball in the backyard with the boys, a fishing trip, I have to FORCE MYSELF to do these things. Is this normal? Isnt there any kind of medication out on the market that would help to feel alive and vibrant and WANTING to do things? Somehow, someway, I think and I know I should feel better than this. __________________ Signature made by my son Alex.