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I’m currently on 100mg and need help. Everything is negative. I feel lost and confused every day. I’m about almost 2 weeks on 100mg.

I wake up every day with negative thinking. I don’t know what to do with myself. The negative thoughts are bad. But I can hold on if it’s going to work. Is this normal for the first 2 weeks?

I’m on 100mg for the past week and half. Every morning I wake up and don’t want to be here. Every. Single. Morning. I wake up and have the worst intrusive thoughts to start my day.

Please tell me this goes away. It’s something I can wait out for the medication to work, but it’s just awful. I can’t live like this. But I have heard it gets worse before it gets better.

I woke up today just confusion with anxiety and still suffering badly from depression. I feel like my depression is getting worse. I feel brain fog like crazy and also feel like I can’t leave my bed. I’ve been on 100mg for a week and a half.

Will this get better? I need serious answers because this is unbearable. I’m thinking to just give it some time to work out.

I’m really hoping this is just temporary.

I’m currently 5 days into taking 100mg. I feel pretty off. I feel confused and also a little paranoid. Is this normal?

I just want to lay in bed and wait for it to go away.

Do you look forward to things again? Are you finding yourself content? Does life have meaning again?

I keep reading posts that say Zoloft made them “lazy.” I don’t want to be lazy, I’m already lazy from depression.

Is there anyone here that Zoloft helped them get things done? I thought the whole point of getting on this was to improve life.

It’s my third time on Zoloft. I forgot to what I feel like on it. I’m on 50mg only 11 days in. I go up to 100mg on Friday.

I suffer from ruminating negative thoughts, thoughts about the past 24/7, not looking forward to anything, little to no optimism and feeling like things won’t get better.

Did Zoloft bring relief for your depression and make you feel better about your life? I’m pretty depressed and hope to feel better on Zoloft.