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Old 03-21-2008, 07:35 PM
 
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
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I know what you mean. I have tried many different anti-depressants and for some reason the Paxil is the only one that caused nausea. I would feel fine one minute and then feel like vomiting the next.
That problem is gone.
I have found with Paxil that if I am going up a dose then I go by 5mg increments, then the side effects are so bad.
I am doing really well now on it.

 
Old 03-21-2008, 09:22 PM
 
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That problem is gone.
I have found with Paxil that if I am going up a dose then I go by 5mg increments, then the side effects are so bad.
I am doing really well now on it.
Glad to hear that Lindsey. Getting the dosage right can be tricky and it takes time.
 
Old 03-22-2008, 01:22 AM
 
Location: ~~In my mind~~
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Suzett, have you been taking the medication the doctor gave you? You really need to stick to that every day, it takes about a month for you to start feeling better.
Yeah I have been taking the med everyday. I am going through a stressful time right now. I am sure that is why the anxiety is bad right now. It will pass in time, as it always does. It sucks when you are going through a phase like this one though. Every anti-depressant I have taken will work at first, and then the anxiety manages to creep back in...maybe I shouldnt be on one.

I am glad that the paxil is working for you Lindsey. You deserve to have things start going well for you.
 
Old 03-22-2008, 08:53 AM
 
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
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Yeah I have been taking the med everyday. I am going through a stressful time right now. I am sure that is why the anxiety is bad right now. It will pass in time, as it always does. It sucks when you are going through a phase like this one though. Every anti-depressant I have taken will work at first, and then the anxiety manages to creep back in...maybe I shouldnt be on one.

I am glad that the paxil is working for you Lindsey. You deserve to have things start going well for you.
I'm so sorry your going through a hard time. I know what you mean, it feels like a cycle pulling you down to hell. I know with myself I have been thinking alot about what triggers these extreme reactions in me. I have gone through some horrible things and yes been upset but not crippled to the point I have been over the last year. I keep telling myself if I can figure out the secret of what is causing the cycle I can stop it.

I do feel better and its almost funny how my mind works, I feel fine but in my mind I still keep waiting for that FEELING to rise in my throat, to take hold of my throat. I pause and wait for it. Right now it doesn't come. I am so thankful for that. I need to get ahead of my life, I need to get ahead of the things that bufet me about and bring on the anxiety. I need to push down the things that hurt me, be stronger then they are.
 
Old 03-22-2008, 11:05 AM
tao
 
Location: Colorado
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Yesterday was a full moon and the spring equinox. Maybe that had something to do with those of us who had rough days. Full moons always seem to be especially intense days/nights.
 
Old 03-22-2008, 01:26 PM
 
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
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Yesterday was a full moon and the spring equinox. Maybe that had something to do with those of us who had rough days. Full moons always seem to be especially intense days/nights.
That is so true. For those that don't believe that, you need only consult a police officer or people who work in an ER.

My daughter has a friend over and they were very loud yesterday, talking constantly and they got on my nerves but not in a panicy way, just an annoyed way. In a "I'm going to put box tape over both your mouths and attach you to the luggage wrack on my truck" way.
 
Old 03-23-2008, 02:22 AM
 
Location: Too far from the beach, NJ
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Well first off welcome to the thread hollygolightly. I know exactly how you feel!!! Cars are a huge trigger for me. I have had to get out of my car I dont know how many times over the years. I also had to turn back around. Its ok, it happends. Next time, try to get to the bank, and then sit in the car until you feel better, then go in the bank. If you can have a postitive experience the more and more you go out, it will help ease your anxiety about being in the car.

It is very hard for anyone to understand just how devastating these attacks are. I know that too, as I am dealing with my own situation. I feel better when I walk too. But I can still have an attack when I go walking. So I dont really have a "safe" place anymore. If you have to, take your xanax 30 mins before you leave for your parents home on sunday, that way it is in your system and you will be already relaxed. Dont feel bad if you need to take another one, only if needed. I try to get through all my attacks without the use of medication. I really hate to depend on a drug. But sometimes it is necessary. Good luck to you, and have a great Easter.
Well, I'm trying to be OK. My boyfriend is also trying, it's not easy, but he took me out for a lovely dinner and it was totally cool. I just hope tomorrow goes that smoothly!

Thank you for your time...
 
Old 03-23-2008, 09:01 AM
 
Location: South Carolina
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I hope everyone has a stress-free Easter. I have been fortunate to have a great week for the most part...I hope it continues and I hope everyone else can start to feel better.
 
Old 03-24-2008, 12:33 AM
 
Location: ~~In my mind~~
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Tao, that could have been very true! My anxiety has been very bad for the last few days, and hubby and I have been fighting more than ever. Which is why the anxiety is is worse I am sure.

hollygolightly, I am glad your BF took you out for a nice dinner. I hope he keeps on trying to get what you are going through. It is so important that he does, for your relationship.

mystree, that is wonderful your week was great. I love to hear that. I hope it continues for you too. And that everyone is keeps feeling good or gets to feelin good.


BTW, I cant believe we have 530 posts on this thread, that is amazing. I know this is a great thread, and I hope people continue to post in here. We need to be here for each other.
 
Old 03-24-2008, 10:37 AM
 
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I have a question for folks. Mainly the women, I think, you will see why in a minute.

Anyway, I am an artist, I paint mostly, but have been branching out making fine art dolls etc. I saw something online the other day, it was a damn it doll, that you smash against the wall when you are mad. Anyway, it got me thinking, what about a panic doll, a cross between a damn it doll and a stress ball. Good idea? not a good idea?

Something tangible and real to touch when you are having an anxiety attack?

Ok, dumb idea, but hey, I thought I would put it out there and see the feed back -- he he
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