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When I got back on Celexa this past fall, my nurse practitioner recommended that I also find a therapist to see every now and then, mostly for help brainstorming and troubleshooting coping methods for when my executive dysfunction/utter lack of motivation gets especially bad.

Ironically, executive dysfunction and general dislike of making phone calls on my own behalf have conspired to keep me from finding a therapist... but I'm not sure I need one anymore, because now that medication has returned color and meaning to the world, my previously established coping methods are working again.

I can actually get through most of the stuff on my to-do lists! I am going to sleep at less ridiculous hours! I have even managed various small chores that weren't on my to-do lists, and which weren't avoidance tactics!

In fact, I not only continued writing and using my daily to-do lists, I made a monthly to-do list and got all but one item done.

Am I doing as much as I'd like to in an ideal world? No. But progress is progress, and I am pretty darn proud of what I've managed so far. :)

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Date: 2018-02-01 10:58 am (UTC)
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Wow. That really is impressive. Finding the ability to do things is hard, especially things that don't have hard deadlines.

And life tends to throw so much unexpected crap at us...

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Date: 2018-02-04 04:23 am (UTC)
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The therapist definitely wouldn't be a bad idea, but I'm so glad the medicine is helping and improving what you feel like and are able to accomplish each day. Yay for progress!

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