I was on Celexa for OCD last year. Dosage was increased from 30mg/day at the start to over 60mg/day by the end. Despite my comments that it made me feel dull, bored, and tired, I was forced to continue by my parents for 9 months. My grades, formerly A/A- average, fell to C+ averages. Though I has less social anxiety and reactions to OCD stimuli, I seemed to have less of everything.
1 year later, and I'm taking a vitamin supplement called truehope. I feel fine, OCD has improved significantly over the year, social anxiety is lower than ever. Though I may not be happy with my life, I'm farther from depression than I ever was on Antidepressants. My grades have gone back to A/A-, my class rank has shot up from 200 to 75 in one semester, and I'm enjoying life more than ever, though still not enough. I feel 'sharp' again.
Antidepressants are not the best solution. I'd reccomend 1st trying standard exposure/response prevention training or EEG Biofeedback, which my father, a psychologist, has claimed is working better than any previous method for most people. Unfortuantely, I had some sort of anxiety problem with it and was incapable of doing it effectively, but I would reccomend it to anyone with nearly any sort of mental disorder.