TryingToHoldOn Posted July 1, 2018 Share Posted July 1, 2018 https://blog.frontiersin.org/2018/06/07/neuroscience-leg-exercise-brain-nervous-system-health/?utm_source=F-NLT&utm_medium=EMLF&utm_campaign=ECO_FNINS_20180600_leg-exercise Mid 2014 - June 2016 (~ 2.5 yrs): sertraline 75mg. Under advice of my Pysch NP, weaned off in 1 month Sept 2017 - Feb 2017 (6 months): Latuda (dose 20mg up to 80mg). Under advice of Psych NP, weaned off in 6 weeks (Jan - mid Feb). Tirtated down 20mg every 2 weeks. Nov 2017 - Feb 2017 (3 months): lamictal 100mg. Abruptly taken off. This was the "wean": 100mg, 50mg, then off Feb 2017: sertraline 150mg for 1 week to bring me out of a severe suicidal depression. Abruptly stopped due to serotonin syndrome. Tried to reinstate 50mg a week later, but the serotonin syndrome symptoms came back. Not possible to reinstate sertraline. March 2017: remeron 7.5mg. Took one dose that knocked me out for two days. Refused to take it again February 2017 - March 2017: Ativan 1mg. Took 5 pills total spread out over the course of 3 weeks. No longer taking it. 6/16/18 - 6/26: celexa 1.25mg 6/27/18 - 6/29: celexa 2.5mg, 6/29 had burning and agitation within 30min of dose 6/30/18 - present: celexa 1.25mg Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mentor FarmGirlWorks Posted July 2, 2018 Mentor Share Posted July 2, 2018 THANKS for this article, @TryingToHoldOn. I went to the gym maybe twice last week and was appalled by how weak my legs are even though I am walking a bit in a hilly city. The yoga I do is great for the nervous system (and arms) but not so much for the legs. More gym motivation 🙂 Prozac | late 2004-mid-2005 | CT WD in a couple months, mostly emotional Sertraline 50-100mg | 11/2011-3/2014, 10/2014-3/2017 Sertraline fast taper March 2017, 4 weeks, OFF sertraline April 1, 2017 Quit alcohol May 20, 2017 Lifestyle changes: 12-step (ACA, PIR), kundalini yoga "If you've seen a monster, even if it's horrible, that's evidence of divinity." – Damien Echols Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
xyz Posted July 2, 2018 Share Posted July 2, 2018 8 hours ago, TryingToHoldOn said: https://blog.frontiersin.org/2018/06/07/neuroscience-leg-exercise-brain-nervous-system-health/?utm_source=F-NLT&utm_medium=EMLF&utm_campaign=ECO_FNINS_20180600_leg-exercise thank you for the article, i force myself to run 5x a week, despite the insomnia and i tell you it cut my withdrawal symptoms in half. if i feel at the border line of panic before my run, i feel normal after it. lately i even added some leg work to help with the run 😁 june 2014 to feb 2015- on xanax 0.25 to 1mg/day- then CT - jan 2016 - panic attack, went on 3.75mg remeron to sleep march 2016- CT remeron (because it caused me tinnitus)- deep depression, couldn't sleep because of intrusive Tinnitus april to june 2016- valium 4mg, xanax as needed, lunesta 3mg june 2016 - valium 4mg, lexapro 10mg oct 2016- valium 2mg, lexapro 10mg- hold march 2017- started daily micro liquid taper of valium and lex- -taper speed 0.0033mg valium daily and 0.033mg lex daily may 2018- valium 1mg, lexapro 2.4mg - i had to slow down the rate of my daily micro taper considerably LAST dose of Lexapro: 0.05mg on 05/17/19 LAST dose of valium: 0.04mg on 08/18/19 April 26th 2020- intense panic attack that lasted 4 days, akatisia, 0 sleep- suicidal, almost hospitalized- took rescue doses over 2 days- total: 1.5mg xanax, 18mg valium, 2x5mg lexapro Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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