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06/10/2012 03:45 PM
jmouce9087
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I got off my Trazodone because I was feeling spaced out, having nightmares that seemed real, feeling disorented, dilutional, always urinating, and feeling like my pants were wet, it brought my thyroid down when it was at a normal range, and my iron came down too.

I feel a lot better with out the Trazodone, it also caused me to have trouble breathing problems too.

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06/10/2012 04:43 PM  Top
scooby64
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Trazodone (is that how it's spelled?) is so fun. When I took it at Community Hospital of the Monterey Peninsula in their quite lovely Garden Pavillion, the nurse gave it to me and told me to go to bed. As I don't follow orders well from nurses that remind me of "Nurse Ratchet," I plopped myself down and watched some TV.

Wow...did things get weird. As I understand it, Trazodone has hypnotic qualities that (a) help ya sleep and (b) make ya happier.

After trying that, Effexor, Prozac, Celexa, Lexapro and several other anti-depressants, I find I'm happier when I just take the lithium my system needs, ride my bicycle all over hell's half acre, look at pretty girls in short-shorts with tanned legs...and if I really need an effective antidepressant, I go to a nude beach.

In other words, I tend to applaud your decision to take a stand and say, "That one's not for me, Bud."

Diagosed with bipolar in 1985, I'm learning to deal with it better since finding my "family" at Alcoholics Anonymous, and as of 1/3/2013, I will have one year of sobriety and more clarity than I've ever experienced in my lifetime.
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