I will let you make your own mind up about this Antidepressant called Viibryd.
Yes, anti-depressants do act differently from person to person, however what Susan Wooten experienced in her story below, is reason for concern.
Susan Wooten ON FACEBOOK. Not sure many of you know, but i have been sick a while. don't let anyone you know take Viibryd (depression medicine). it is new, so i tried it. I have never been sicker in my life. and then they had to wean me off of it slowly. been sick now for several months. hopefully the withdrawals will lessen soon. Just please, want to let everyone know not to try this stuff. and before everyone says, "everyone's body chemistry is different," i agree. But i fell 12 times, multiple bruises, cracked ankle bone, all that. sleeping 16 hrs a day, dizzy, nauseated (threw up 2 x today, and have been off this stuff since Nov. 19. I've been in touch with the drug company 3 times and they say they don't have enough data to let me know how long this stuff will stay in my system. all i know is i've been virtually bedbound for 3 months. It's a new drug, so just don't try it ok? not sure this will help anyone, but if it does, it is worth telling.
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