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Me too. Especially the one with the psychiatrist.

Posted By: :shrug: on 2007-07-09
In Reply to: Geico cavemen. - Sorry.

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I'm going to give it a while longer to see what happens. Many thanks to all who responded!


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No, but my psychiatrist likes that one. (sm)
Prozac wasn't good for me, and Wellbutrin sounded better to me. But my depression turned out to be more situational, so changing my situation seems to be the cure.