Room Service
Victoria battles vivid intrusive thoughts as she comes off her antidepressants so when disturbing events begin to occur during her engagement celebration, she can't tell if the danger is real.
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"I have struggled with depression since childhood; I was only twelve years old when I was first diagnosed with the disorder. Thanks to therapy and medication I have recovered, but the cycle of depression periodically reoccurs. I now think of depression as an old friend who visits every few years and, with help, leaves again. The last two times I was diagnosed with depression I felt so numb that I had to take antidepressants. Although they largely helped, the side effects were an additional unexpected challenge. The medication caused varying psychological effects; most improved my ability to function in everyday life, however, others made my perception of reality unreliable. I couldn’t differentiate between memories and dreams and experienced vivid, intrusive thoughts. While in recent years, antidepressants have fortunately vastly been de-stigmatized, there remains a visible lack of representation in film of the physical changes people go through while taking and once finished wit

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