Re: Anxiety and Poor Memory.
Hi, I'm sure by now you've searched the site for your drug's SEs.
Two things: one, I've observed that almost everyone I know is going through this at the moment. One of my daughters is a Neuroscientist and she thinks the whole Pandemic situation has had an effect on everyone's cognition.
Second, I do get what you say about not telling them at work, but it's a shame because
a) it betrays a sense of not quite accepting it yourself (and personally I found that so liberating) and
b) they would want to know and legally need to make reasonable adjustments if needed.
I know some people just aren't approachable and I am NOT criticising you. My boss was lovely though and it's taken a huge extra load off me to know that if needed I COULD just tell her that I can't cope today. Paradoxically, it makes me feel I can.
I actually mentioned it at an online training and when someone said I was 'brave' to have said I had just gone onto Prozac I said, "Well it's only like saying I needed a Lemsip for the flu!" And the more I hear myself say it, the more I believe it.
IMHO we'd have to be pretty abnormal NOT to have MH issues in today's world, and I am a Christian who believes in a loving God. Even so, I'm glad s/he led someone to invent Prozac!
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