New Cymbalta User Help
#1081
Posted 11 December 2018 - 07:02 PM
All the innocence inside
You know I tried so hard to make you
Oh, to make you change your mind
And it hurts too much to see you
And how you left yourself behind
You know I wouldn't want to be you
Now there's a hell I can't describe
[Pre-Chorus]
So now I wander through my days
And try to find my ways to the feelings that I felt
I saved for you and no one else
And though as long as this road seems
I know it's called the street of dreams
But that's not stardust on my feet
It leaves a taste that's bittersweet
That's called the blues
#1087
Posted 12 December 2018 - 04:34 PM
Crikey - you've gone from peace to full anxiety!!
You did well for yesterday, but going back is to be expected. The occasionally fall of the wagon if you like!
I do the same with drugs - specifically Lexapro as I am now starting it.
Try your best to steer away from it, but at the same time don't beat yourself up.
#1088
Posted 12 December 2018 - 07:24 PM
#1089
Posted 12 December 2018 - 07:47 PM
"I wont be able to come to a satisfying conclusion for myself until I'm out of withdrawls"
...and not even then!!
Questions without answers W Axlejames Rose
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#1090
Posted 12 December 2018 - 08:58 PM
I call that sideways energy, in other words, energy that is just leaking out. When I start getting worried, I have to ask the question, “Why are you like this soul, what is going on in the inside?” Get the right perspective, God is in control.
And : Rest your mind a bit and give yourself permission to enjoy some of the simple things of life again. Don’t worry about all your unanswered questions and trying to solve all of life’s mysteries. There’s more to life than that. Rather, give your doubts a bedtime and put them to sleep. Otherwise, they’ll keep you up all the time. Shelve your doubts. Or even starve them. This isn’t a copout; it’s a respite. Later, when you feel mentally and emotionally ready, you can reengage. Don’t worry, your doubts will be waiting for you, but this time in a nonpossessive way. Weaken the power of your doubts by refusing to overly obsess over them. It’ll make a difference. Trust me.
#1091
Posted 13 December 2018 - 02:08 AM
It doesn't seem like the Cymbalta is doing anything for you. What is your plan with that? I think you've been trying to just 'hang in there' for long enough now. Either you need to swap to another med or up your dose to 40mg, as 30mg is not a therapeutic dose and therefore it's not surprising that this is doing nothing for you.
#1093
Posted 13 December 2018 - 07:30 AM
#1096
Posted 13 December 2018 - 06:17 PM
#1097
Posted 13 December 2018 - 06:32 PM
Absolutely.
Please do not spend the life given to you looking for things which will never become clear. Let's just say this is the only chance we get - if that is the case, you wouldn't spend your whole time trying to find otherwise. That would be like going to a millionaire's lodge somewhere in Beverley Hills and spending the whole time in the bathroom
God has a plan for all of us, and I'm quite sure He wasn't intending for us to be looking for all this stuff on the Internet!!
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#1099
Posted 13 December 2018 - 08:10 PM
So if you are looking at a different AD, you will be doing another cross-taper from the Cymbalta?
If you went with Lexapro, you will again have done exactly the same as me!!
Given all the potential issues with Cymbalta, I would tell people to get off the stuff while is not too long in your system. But as you know, going onto another SSRI is the luck of the draw. Might work, might not. This is obviously where I am with the Lexapro, but given that the Citalopram wasn't working before, and the Cymbalta just made me ill, I've got nothing to loose...
#1100
Posted 13 December 2018 - 08:17 PM
Book for you dude;
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Not released yet, but looks real interesting...
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#1103
Posted 14 December 2018 - 10:01 PM
#1104
Posted 14 December 2018 - 10:21 PM
The exhaustion is to be expected if you are in the over-thinking stages again. Thinking can take up the same amount of bodily resources as exercise. It depletes the body of essential elements in the same way that need to be replenished, but at the same time makes you feel totally run down.
I have always found the difficulty in accepting the bad days and let time pass until the good days return. I have always thought of the good days as a temporary point until the bad return, and the bad at the normal - occasionally interspersed with the odd good day. This is why I keep a diary to keep my head level.
Leading the spirit sounds wrong!! Think it would need more definition, but you won't be doing any harm I am sure!!
#1105
Posted 15 December 2018 - 08:27 AM
#1107
Posted 15 December 2018 - 09:54 AM
#1108
Posted 15 December 2018 - 10:02 AM
Have your magnesium checked. I can not emphasize enough how many people get there magnesium out of balance during withdrawal.
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#1109
Posted 15 December 2018 - 10:08 AM
Good point about the magnesium Hat.
Usually find that cramps occur frequently with deficiency. Axle, if these "weird muscle aches" can be found to be cramps, then magnesium might be the answer - but as Hat said, don't assume, it is better to be checked first. So many people today just throw vitamins and minerals at these problems without really knowing the root cause.
To quote Sheldon from The Big Bang Theory, all these people are doing is paying for very expensive urine!!
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