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Kooshtie
trancEaddict in JAIL

Registered: Nov 2003
Location: Walbrzych, Dolny Slask

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Dude, I took Paxil for a few months and wanted to kill myself. The withdrawals caused maaaaaad puking and dry heaves. Then I took zoloft for a year. Turned me into a zombie and made me suicidal. Then I took prozac. Prozac worked out ok. You seem to be missing an idea of existentialism that's essential with people's medical problems: What work(s/ed) for you, may not WORK for someone else; What worked for someone else may or may not work for you.
Ill def agree with that, because everyones body/brain chemistry is different..so what may work for u may not work for someone else, but the general observation of certain drugs works the same kind of misery on most...speaking of being a zoloft zombie, i was one ..god, u felt as if someone struck u in the head with a baseball, and u walked around with that buzzing feeling in ur head, and absolutely no direction in character.

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Nov-26-2005 01:13

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_angst_
tranceaddict in training

Registered: Nov 2005
Location: bloomington/chicago

I'm surpised with what you have to say, you're not "pro-weed" while the psychotherapy is going on. Weed let's you "medicate" when you need it, instead of being stoned all the time like Zoloft.

I don't support it when people have problems and just try to smoke them away. I use it to give me breathing room so I can rationally think about my problems, and then I power through them.

Nov-26-2005 05:18 United States

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Verona^My
full on addict

Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Rochester, NY

Re: Panic Attacks

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Originally posted by Jackson
Does anyone else get these?
I'm having one right now, it sucks, i'm home alone and i'm desperately trying not to hyperventillate! Can anyone help?
Fuck!

Sincere advice : Do Yoga or Chi Kung on a regular basis, it will help you to relax and improve your mental balance. Forget regular exercise, it's not very useful for dealing with this sort of thing.

I get panic attacks from time to time, and Chi Kung helps with it.

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Nov-27-2005 13:51 United States

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Verona^My
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Registered: Apr 2002
Location: Rochester, NY

Re: Panic Attacks

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Nov-27-2005 13:51 United States

est
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Registered: Dec 2004
Location: Brighton/Orkney

I think I've had them when I've been at the dentist, though it's never been diagnosed so i can't be sure. I know exactly why im phobic - i can still feel extreme pain when im under local anaesthetic (on my first filling, i told the dentist that my mouth wasn't frozen, but she ignored me and went on drilling). I don't even try to deal with the fear/panic reaction - as far as i'm concerned, im panicking for a good reason. I avoid the trigger (dentist) at all costs - only when the pain (abcesses etc) has got totally unbearable, i go to the dentist and insist on a sedation.

Nov-27-2005 14:20