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ellie2000ellie2000 Posts: 4,728 The Mix Elder
edited June 2024 in Health & Wellbeing
Do ppl forgive u for being weird someone found out and gave me a hug
Crazy mad insane

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  • ellie2000ellie2000 Posts: 4,728 The Mix Elder
    Opening emails from the manager of wat u observe is scary, y is tht?
    Crazy mad insane
  • ellie2000ellie2000 Posts: 4,728 The Mix Elder
    Does sertiline stop working after a while? Wats a 'mental health review'
    Crazy mad insane
  • ellie2000ellie2000 Posts: 4,728 The Mix Elder
    There r stranger ppl than me haha
    Crazy mad insane
  • Former MemberFormer Member Discussion Boards Moderator Posts: 197 Trailblazer
    Hello @ellie2000

    Can you please give us more details about the 'mental health review'? What is the context?
  • MaisyMaisy Inactive Posts: 701 Part of The Mix Family
    Sometimes people can surprise us by being more friendly than what we might've previously thought. If you thought you were weird or have had other people say or think that you are weird, I can see why it would seem strange for someone to 'forgive you' for being weird and giving you a hug. Maybe they didn't realise that you felt you were weird and so wanted to reassure you?

    I think it can be scary to read emails about what we have observed, particularly if it's an email from a manager. We might worry about the other person, how they reacted to our email and what their response might be. And if it's from a manager, it might feel like we are talking to an authority figure (as managers are often the ones in charge), which might seem a bit scary.

    I don't know much about sertraline but I imagine that with some medications, such as antidepressants, your body may get used to the dosage and so it might appear to not be working as much as it did when you first started taking it. You might need a different dosage or a different medication. Perhaps you can mention this at the mental health review (if it's relevant)?
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