<human>: Can you condense the text into three sentences or less?

My girlfriend and I had been dating for quite a while now and I really have come to love her. She has been dealing with depression for a very long time and is currently on medication. She has pushed me away on several occasions and I have been able to work with her knowing that she is dealing with depression.

 Last week she broke up with me citing, "You don't give me what I need." She described that meaning that I didn't fullfill her enough emotionally. 

I started thinking about when I was dealing with depression and medication and how numb to every emotion I was. I realized that she was most likely dealing with the side-effect of medication, which is not being able to feel extreme emotion (sadness or happiness). I started doing research and realized that this totally is what she is dealing with and has since the start. I feel like she should be on meds, but either different, or a lower doseage and that would help her. I think if she did she would realize how badly the antidepressants have been affecting her.

I would like your thoughts:

1) Do you think I should try to work with her to help her and save the relationship?

2) Do I move on?

3) Do I talk to her about it, but move on?
<bot>: I believe my girlfriend has had side effects from antidepressants, she doesn't realize it, broke up with me. What do now?