1.)    Depression and Pregnancy is something that happens to many people when they become pregnant every day. What happens when you already have depression and then get pregnant? I had depression when I became pregnant the first time and was on the pill called Paxil. During my pregnancy they removed me from Paxil and put me on the pill Wellbutrin. It wasn’t until the end of my pregnancy that I found out why they took me off of the Paxil. According to the news the Paxil medication caused multiple birth defects including heart problems, under development, and even intestines on the outside instead of inside. Wellbutrin has never helped me with what I needed and I always felt lost couldn’t make it to work because I didn’t want to be there and was constantly at the throat of all of my family. I’m pregnant again and I have had mood swings but that comes with pregnancy. My doctor put me back on my Paxil after my daughter was born and I had been on it up through the time I found out I was pregnant with my second child. This time I told myself that I wasn’t going on anything Wellbutrin didn’t help and Paxil is dangerous. I have been doing quite well with no medication but I really have to think before I speak as to not offend or be blunt to a person.

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I’m one of those people that rarely get sick, but when I do it’s horrible. I get just a few colds a year, but when they come it’s like there’s no way I’m going to be getting out of bed. So, when I feel it start to come on I get nervous about how bad it’s gonna be for me this time around. A few days ago, I started feeling like my throat was swelling up. I just ignored it for the most part, until Wednesday rolled around and I wasn’t able to drink any liquids. I just stayed in bed to wait it out, but the next morning it was a lot worse. I went to the clinic and the doctor told me I had swollen tonsils and swollen lymph nodes, and that I had strep throat. Which totally sucks. I had heard about it from a lot of people but I had never gotten it. You can’t drink any liquids because it’s impossible to swallow, and then on top of that, if you don’t get the antibiotic injection they give you horse pills to take. I feel a little better today and I can finally eat food, but the pills make me tired. I feel sorry for anyone else who has to go through this, get the pills as fast as you can and try to drink warm liquids. I’m ready for the next few days to pass and the antibiotics to kick in all the way, and to be able to drink water without a struggle.

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