Posted by Justherself54 on August 10, 2008, at 9:36:57
In reply to Re: Nardil vs. Parnate, posted by noellejc on August 6, 2008, at 19:42:38
> Hi. In regards to justherself54's post, what exactly do you mean when you say "parnate, not so social?" Also, does anyone know what non-melancholic depression is? I read at wikipedia that parnate is used to treat depression without melancholia? Thanks for listening. Noelle
When I was on Nardil I wanted to chat and be social..it was wonderful for that...on Parnate I could care less if I'm social, although when I am in social situations, I do very well. Sort of an example, on Nardil I couldn't wait to go to visit friend's and go dancing but any type of thing that required great focus was hard. On Parnate, I'm content to stay at home and spend hours seaching and reloading drivers on my old computer that crashed. I feel smarter on Parnate which sounds strange. Nardil caused me to transpose not just letters when I typed but whole words. I don't know the reason but that's what it was like.
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