Zoloft

yes definitely understand and thank you for the response

I've been taking 100mg for about 4 years now. It was honestly the best decision that I ever made. It saved me. I remember in the beginning being so shocked that this was what "normal" felt like 😆
the only down side that I experienced was that it made me very sleepy, So I started taking it at night before bed. Thankfully I didn't have any negative side effects and was lucky to find something that worked so well on my first try

thank you for letting me know your experience

Right now I’m only at 25 mg. I started it almost 2 weeks ago. It gave me side effect, like jitters and insomnia. But that was expected. Now they kinda subsided. I think I might have to go up on my doses because I don’t think it’s doing much for me.

thank you for letting me know your experience also

I started on Zoloft! It does affect everyone completely differently I was also one of those peoples that went numb. I was very apathetic and didn't care in general, so my doctor asked me how I felt and I said oh idk? I don't feel much of anything these days and i'm unable to cry. She asked if I cared if i died and i said no so she took me off it lol she said we didn't want that! it's too extreme. I ended up trying many antidepressants and only last year we realized they don't work for me because I have a different type of mood disorder, so we switched the type of medication! If you're feeling weird personally definitely let them know, there's so many options!

thank you so much

My doctor gave me sertraline which is a form of it. I've been doing pretty good. Some things still trigger my anxiety, but it's not as bad. I was recommended to take it at night which it helps me sleep as well.

I tried Zoloft and it wasn’t right for me. I had bad insomnia even after just taking it for 3 days. I stopped.

Zoloft has been a great friend to me. Like others have said, and it's the case for any antidepressant, it's not guaranteed to work for everyone.