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Rec'd on 💊 your experience on antidepressants

I started taking zoloft late last year and holy it’s been such a life saver! I did have really bad stomach-related side effects for 3-4 months but have since sorted that out with diet and eating schedule. Kind of annoying but super worth it for me! Good luck 💖💖

@internetmelinda

Feb 20, 2024

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