I've been off citalopram for about a month I suppose. I have been up and down but basically it's not good and I took a 10mg tablet this afternoon as I have admitted defeat Can't subject my family to any more. DD and DS#1 are pussy-footing round me and every few minutes one of them is asking if I am alright and give my a hug - which is lovely for me but not good for them.
What I am wondering is whether I should tell them what is wrong. I desperately want them to know that mummy hasn't morphed into bitch-from-hell mother and that they really haven't done anything wrong.
Or would telling them be overburdening them. Is there any possibility that they would just see it in the same way as mummy's athsma for which she takes an inhaler daily?
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Depresssion/anxiety; what do you tell your children?
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OrmIrian · 01/11/2009 18:25
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