How Wellbutrin Changed My Life | My Experience

Hey guys!
I have an update on my Wellbutrin experience, I share the good, the bad and the in between.
If you have any questions about my experience feel free to ask :)
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Mental health, antidepressants, mental well-being, Wellbutrin, happy, joy, finding myself, Canada, college student, studying, scholar, law school, hobbies, passion, depression, happiness

[@Dustin_Quick_Holy_Smokes]

I had chronic fatigue. It changed my life too. I’m bipolar, have anxiety and PTSD. I’m on the max 450. I’m so glad it has helped you! It’s my favourite medication!

[@remmusenivid1428]

Been depressed for as long as I can remember. I just turned 23 last month and started 150 mg on Tuesday. I can pretty much instantly tell the difference. I go to 300 mg next Tuesday. Thanks for sharing.

[@raphaelhamato7546]

We’ve created a society that breeds mental health issues- our reliance on technology has created a warped perception of reality and whatnot should be. It isolates us. Ditching a smart phone/social media would be the best thing a teen/young adult can do for their mental health.

[@amy-zk3fo]

I started taking it to stop smoking after 15 years and tons of times trying to quick. It worked for me. I also take it for my PMS. It takes the edge off at its lowest dosage.

[@loissandereyes2253]

In my experience I’m a tad more irritated in the beginning, but other than that the uncontrolled emotions and negative self talk is turned off. Never knew what life was like without the consistent negativity and harsh self judgement. Less overthinking and self blame. I’d say that if you’re depressed and have anxiety, it’s worth feeling a bit anxious rather than depressed IMO

[@wemusthavechannelstocommen619]

"I actually see a future now for myself." 6 days in. I've felt this for the first time in 15 years.

[@realisnice]

Thank you for sharing

[@jadenfreeman6147]

I never related to someone so much. I literally feel the same way. I have all 4 mental illnesses you named and i see the three u said and not so much bipolar.

[@Poundingfur]

Thank you for sharing. Nothing beats a try except a failure.

[@Simon_the_great_xd]

Thanks for making this video, it helped me a lot. You got this keep the good work! It take a lot of guts to share something so personal but your helping many by doing so :)

[@marydwyer3999]

Maddie, you did a wonderful job presenting your experience with Wellbutrin. Thank you for sharing. 💕

[@cathydargie9253]

Thank you for opening up to us dear!! I appreciate it! I'm going to be doing the same..either tonight or tomorrow.. depending when I get over my jitters..

[@rolandomaya3352]

This touched my heart ❤️ just started myself and I’m hopeful for your success

[@Loneranger670]

Thanks for sharing, it is never easy but it shows you have a lot courage as a person and you are clearly stronger than you may believe. Because of this video, you have helped me to take the leap of faith and begin taking Wellbutrin as well. Thank you 😀

[@ashleyzeleznik5388]

This is what I needed to see today, thanks :)

[@nickrusso1023]

This was really useful! I’ve been trying to decide on trying Wellbutrin, and I think I’m going to give it a go. Appreciate your channel!

[@janeheyn6729]

Thanks for being brave and sharing, I’m going to be trying it for the first time soon

[@Raevn999]

Thanks for sharing your experience!!! ❤❤❤

[@elizabethmacready1058]

Thanks for sharing your experience. Mental Health is still so widely misunderstood. I had a similar experience with Wellbutrin after 16 years of avoiding meds- it helped me “dig out” of the hole of my depression and feel a sense of normalcy again

[@121bre8]

Thank you for this video and being so open about it,