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GailMT

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Joined: 26 Jul 2004
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Location: NH

Lexapro Posted: 07-27-04 13:31pm


Wondering if anyone is on lexapro and how they are doing on it . I was dx'd with transverse myelitis then ms last year. I was put on prozac, which I love but it has major sexual sideaffects. So my neuro put me on lexapro, which I have yet to take after reading on one site not too nice stuff on it. Thanks gail in nh

loveofmyboys

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Joined: 14 Aug 2004
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Location: Michigan

Info Posted: 08-18-04 19:24pm


You will be pleased to know that my friend swears by lexapro. Whenever anything which I think is horrible is going on she will say "it's a lexapro day. Everything is fine." i swear to you everyday that I talk to her all she says is that it was the greatest thing that has happened to her. Last year she was about to run away and end everything. That is just one person, everyone is different, but I have only heard great things so far. Good luck. :d

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