Hey everyone. I've been diagnosed with General Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and my doctor wants to put me on citalopram so I'm not very sure if I would deal with it... I wanted to ask, is there any other people here who is cruising with anxiety? do you take anything for it? how you deal with your anxiety on a cruise? what I should know else? please?
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Cruising with anxiety
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Thanks for sharing people.
LOL, thanks BAK.
If your doctor says you need the meds, take them. They shouldn't interfere with your cruise. Ask if there is any contraindication if you need to take seasick pills, also.
Yes. When he over dosed
Did Jim Morrison close all of his Doors ?
I have OCD, not to the extent that I take medication, but it is a real issue at times. On a cruise, I am able to relax and not fret over the things that would normally really bother me. There was one evening on our last cruise though, when I couldn't stand seeing the buffet doors popping open at the waiters stations, so I did ask our waiter to please close them. He was so nice - didn't even roll his eyes or laugh, he just closed the doors. Another waiter left the doors open a short time later, so as we were leaving the MDR, I just went over and closed them. Cupboard doors are meant to close, that's why they are doors, people.
The most relaxed and calm I am is when I'm on a cruise...... a cruise is the best medicine IMHO
No comment. I'm not a doctor. Wish you the best though.