Nai1 Posted October 4, 2020 Share Posted October 4, 2020 Hello, I am coming off Lexapro. I’ve been on it for 6 months. This has been the first antidepressant I have ever taken and I take no other medication. Although I feel really good, I have started to get an extremely low pulse rate constantly and low blood pressure. This has been the case for about 3 weeks now. My pulse is hovering between 48 to 55 beats per minute. I am also experiencing dizziness when getting up. I had read that Lexapro can cause Bradycardia. On 19th September I reduced the dose from 20mg to 15mg. I am planning to cut down every 3 weeks. I have decided not to jump from 15mg to 10mg in one go and will go from 15mg to 12.5mg. I will stay on each lower dosage for 3 weeks. Do you think 3 weeks is long enough for each step? Have you any recommendations with cutting down? Should I be doing it more slowly for example? Drops only exist in 20mg here, so unfortunately I cannot use these to reduce mg by mg. I am feeling extremely lethargic. I am putting this down to my low blood pressure. I hope you will get back to me. I was very happy to fall on your website and read your very helpful information. Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus Gridley Posted October 4, 2020 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted October 4, 2020 Welcome to SA, Nai1. You are going tapering much faster than we recommend. We recommend tapering no more than 10% of your current dose every four (not three; three isn't long enough) weeks. When you say "drops only exist in 20mg here," do you mean 20mg tablets? How did you get your 15mg dose, by cutting tablets? Why taper by 10% of my dosage? If liquid Lexapro is available in Australia, that's the easiest way to taper. If you can get liquid Lexapro, I would hold at 15mg for one week, taking half your dose in liquid and half in tablet form. If you're feeling stable after that week, you can begin a 10% taper. If you can't get liquid Lexapro, you can make your own liquid or use the Gemini-20 digital scale, available on Amazon, to weigh your dose by crushing tablets into powder between two spoons. This link is specifically about tapering Lexapro. Tips for tapering off escitalopram (Lexapro) We don't recommend a lot of supplements on SA, as many members report being sensitive to them due to our over-reactive nervous systems, but two supplements that we do recommend are magnesium and omega 3 (fish oil). Many people find these to be calming to the nervous system. Magnesium, nature's calcium channel blocker Omega-3 fatty acids (fish oil) Add in one at a time and at a low dose in case you do experience problems. We don't recommend a lot of supplements on SA, as many members report being sensitive to them due to our over-reactive nervous systems, but two supplements that we do recommend are magnesium and omega 3 (fish oil). Many people find these to be calming to the nervous system. Magnesium, nature's calcium channel blocker Omega-3 fatty acids (fish oil) Add in one at a time and at a low dose in case you do experience problems. This is your Introduction topic, where you can ask questions and connect with other members. We're glad you found your way here. Gridley Introduction Lexapro 20 mg since 2004. Begin Brassmonkey Slide Taper Jan. 2017. End 2017 year 1 of taper at 9.25mg End 2018 year 2 of taper at 4.1mg End 2019 year 3 of taper at 1.0mg Oct. 30, 2020 Jump to zero from 0.025mg. Current dose: 0.000mg 3 year, 10 month taper is 100% complete. Ativan 1 mg to 1.875mg 1986-2020, two CT's and reinstatements Nov. 2020, 7-week Ativan-Valium crossover to 18.75mg Valium Feb. 2021, begin 10%/4 week taper of 18.75mg Valium End 2021 year 1 of Valium taper at 6mg End 2022 year 2 of Valium taper at 2.75mg End 2023 year 3 of Valium taper at 1mg Jan. 24, 2024: Hold at 1mg and shift to Imipramine taper. Taper is 95% complete. Imipramine 75 mg daily since 1986. Jan.-Sept. 2016 tapered to 14.4mg March 22, 2022: Begin 10%/4 week taper Aug. 5, 2022: hold at 9.5mg and shift to Valium taper Jan. 24, 2024: Resume Imipramine taper. Current dose as of Aug 26: 4.0mg Taper is 95% complete. Supplements: multiple, quercetin, omega-3, vitamins C, E and D3, magnesium glycinate, probiotic, zinc, melatonin .3mg, iron, serrapeptase, nattokinase, L-Glutamine, milk thistle, choline I am not a medical professional and this is not medical advice. It is information based on my own experience as well as that of other members who have survived these drugs. Link to comment
Nai1 Posted October 4, 2020 Author Share Posted October 4, 2020 Hello again, ‘Thanks so much for getting back to me. When I talk about drops, each drop is equivalent to a 20mg tablet, so my doctor thought it would be too hard for me to use them. I thought each drop would be 1mg and then it would have been fantastic for cutting down. I wish I could do it like that. I was wondering about asking the doctor if a compound pharmacy could make this dosage up for me. Does this happen? I am seeing my doctor on Tuesday again, so any extra information you can give me which I can pass on would be fantastic and extremely helpful. Today I am feeling very flat and so tired. I just haven’t got any energy. I’m putting this down to my low blood pressure and hope that will pick up soon. So currently I am at 15mg and have been on this dose for 16 days. I will not reduce the dose until 4 weeks is up. You say then every time I reduce it should be by 10%? So this means that the reduced dose will then be 13.5mg? My maths isn’t very good this evening - if I reduce by 10% each time for a month, how long will it take me to get off Lexapro completely? I will have to look on Amazon for that Gemini digital scale. Wish I could get hold of 1mg drops! Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus Gridley Posted October 4, 2020 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted October 4, 2020 5 hours ago, Nai1 said: I thought each drop would be 1mg We all wish this were so but unfortunately the drug companies don't make it easy for us. Compounding pharmacies are definitely a workable solution. One of our moderators, ChessieCat lives in Australia and has been using a compounding pharmacy for years to taper Pristiq. You'd need your doctor to be cooperative and willing to give you a new prescription every four weeks for the next dose. 5 hours ago, Nai1 said: You say then every time I reduce it should be by 10%? So this means that the reduced dose will then be 13.5mg? Yes, every time you reduce it will be by 10% of your current dose. 13.5 is exactly right. Any way to remember this is you multiply your current dose by 0.9. 5 hours ago, Nai1 said: - if I reduce by 10% each time for a month, how long will it take me to get off Lexapro completely? An easy way to calculate this is that when you reduce by 10% every four weeks you will go down by half every six months. So in six months, you'll be at 7.5mg. Another 6 months, 3.7mg etc. When you get down to the low doses it starts to feel very slow, because the halves are smaller and smaller. It can be hard to wrap your head around how long it takes, but the time does pass and with every reduction you're reducing your drug burden. If you'll look at my signature, you can see how long it's taken me to get from 20mg Lexapro to near jump-off point at 0.05. I used a slightly slower tapering method, the Brassmonkey slide, so I reduced by half every nine months instead of every six on the 10% method. Gridley Introduction Lexapro 20 mg since 2004. Begin Brassmonkey Slide Taper Jan. 2017. End 2017 year 1 of taper at 9.25mg End 2018 year 2 of taper at 4.1mg End 2019 year 3 of taper at 1.0mg Oct. 30, 2020 Jump to zero from 0.025mg. Current dose: 0.000mg 3 year, 10 month taper is 100% complete. Ativan 1 mg to 1.875mg 1986-2020, two CT's and reinstatements Nov. 2020, 7-week Ativan-Valium crossover to 18.75mg Valium Feb. 2021, begin 10%/4 week taper of 18.75mg Valium End 2021 year 1 of Valium taper at 6mg End 2022 year 2 of Valium taper at 2.75mg End 2023 year 3 of Valium taper at 1mg Jan. 24, 2024: Hold at 1mg and shift to Imipramine taper. Taper is 95% complete. Imipramine 75 mg daily since 1986. Jan.-Sept. 2016 tapered to 14.4mg March 22, 2022: Begin 10%/4 week taper Aug. 5, 2022: hold at 9.5mg and shift to Valium taper Jan. 24, 2024: Resume Imipramine taper. Current dose as of Aug 26: 4.0mg Taper is 95% complete. Supplements: multiple, quercetin, omega-3, vitamins C, E and D3, magnesium glycinate, probiotic, zinc, melatonin .3mg, iron, serrapeptase, nattokinase, L-Glutamine, milk thistle, choline I am not a medical professional and this is not medical advice. It is information based on my own experience as well as that of other members who have survived these drugs. Link to comment
Nai1 Posted October 5, 2020 Author Share Posted October 5, 2020 Lovely reply from you. Thank you so much. Would you say that when I was on 20mg Lexapro that this was the cause of my Bardycardia? This was the reason I actually thought I must reduce. Link to comment
Nai1 Posted October 5, 2020 Author Share Posted October 5, 2020 I just read your story. You’ve certainly been through a lot! You’re almost there with the Lexapro! Fantastic! Why did you decide to stop Lexapro? Link to comment
Nai1 Posted October 5, 2020 Author Share Posted October 5, 2020 How could I get in touch with ChessieCat? Can you get the oral solution where each drop is 1mg where you live? Link to comment
Colonial Posted October 5, 2020 Share Posted October 5, 2020 53 minutes ago, Nai1 said: Lovely reply from you. Thank you so much. Would you say that when I was on 20mg Lexapro that this was the cause of my Bardycardia? This was the reason I actually thought I must reduce. Welcome Nai! If you can update Your signature line with the as close to exact dates You started the Lexapro, the time of day taken and when You began dropping it from 20 to 15 it would be most helpful since as Your thread grows longer it will be harder to scroll back through Your entire history. Also, keeping a "Symptom chart" will be most helpful. Times-dates, length, etc of symptoms throughout the day. . It is the best way to see patterns between Your medication schedule and possible side effects or withdrawal patterns. It may be easier for you to deduce if the medication is responsible for a side effect if you are only on one med but you phrases like "about 3 weeks ago" make it difficult to know what came first, the symptom or the WD, and since you dropped a very large percentage dose one could either be the cause of the other or make something worse. You can do some research to see if there is a compounding pharmacy in your area. If You have just recently made a 25% drop it would be wise to hold at that level for a good 10 weeks. I still don't see where You answered if You are on the pills or not? I'm not following the discussion about the "drops" and if your using a liquid of some sort. Starting ds 2 (12.5 CR'S) = 25 MG PAXIL CR 1/21/15: 1 Pill + 10mg liquid (2 weeks) 2/4: 1 Pill + 9mg Lq (3 weeks) 2/25: 1 Pill + 8 mg lq (1 week) 3/4: 1 Pill + 6 mg lq (2 weeks) 3/18/15 1 Pill + 4 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/1/15 1 Pill + 3 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/14/15 1 Pill + 2 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/29/15 1Pill + 1 mg lq (16 days) 5/15/15 1 12.5 mg Pill ONLY (9 days) 5/24/15 12 mgs liquid (8 days) 6/1/15 11mg lq (12 days) 6/13/15 10 mg. 12/3/15 Drop from 8mg to 7.6 (24 days to) 12/27/15 7.2mgs 8/4/16 6.8mgs, 11/1/16 6.4mgs, 2/5/17 6 mgs 4/3/17 5.6mgs, 4/24/17 5.2mg, 6/13/17 4.8mgs, 9/20/17 4.4mgS, 11/23/17 4 mgs, 1/1/18 3.6 mgs, 2/15/18 3.2 mgs. 4/13/18 2.8mgs, 5/11/18 2.4mgs, 6/10/18 2.0 mgs, 8/4/18 1.6mgs, 9/27/18 1.2mgs, 12/24/18 0.8mg, 3/24/19 0.64 mg,(syringe change issue date?) 4/22/19 0.60 mg, 5/24/19 0.60 mg, 7/7/19 0.52 mgs, 8/4/19 0.44mgs, 11/4/19 0.36mgs, 2/1/20 0.28mgs, 3/1/20 0.24mgs (crash April 6) Compound started 6/28/21: 0.24mgs, 8/29/21: 0.22mgs, 10/31/21: 0.20mgs, 1/03/22: 0.18mgs, 3/5/22: 0.16mgs, 5/5/22: 0.14mgs. Original Wellbutrin Dose: 6 months from 9/14 to 3/2015, 300 XL 3/15/15: Half to 150 XL ( severe symptoms started on day 12) 4/16/15: 125mg for 20 days to: 5/6/15: 100mg for 15 days to: 5/21/15 75mg for 10 days to: 6/1/15: 56.25mg 13 days to: 6/13/15: 37.25mg 7 days to: 6/20/15 28.12mg 14 days to: 7/4/15 18.75mg, 7 days to: 7/11/15; RAISE BACK TO: 28.12 to 8/14/15: 18.75mg 20 days to :9/3/15 : 12.5mg, 8/4/16 9mg 1/9/17: 8.5mg 2/8/17 8mg, 3/9/17: 7.6 4/9/17 7.2 5/27/17 6.4 6/24/17 5.8, 8/1/17 5.0, 8/29/17 4.2mgs, 10/2/17 3.5mgs, 12/28/17 2.5mgs, 2/27/18 1.7mgs, 4/19/18 0.8 mgs, LAST DOSE: 6/11/18: 3 YEARS, 2 MONTHS, 27 DAYS... Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus Gridley Posted October 5, 2020 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted October 5, 2020 (edited) @Nai1 Regarding Bradycardia and antidepressants, it's certainly possible. Please read the following: Although antidepressants are commonly used in clinical setting, numerous negative effects of antidepressants on the cardiovascular system have been reported to date, including bradycardia, tachycardia, hypertension, hypotension, orthostatic hypotension, electrocardiogram (ECG) changes, electrolyte abnormalities, ... 9 hours ago, Nai1 said: Why did you decide to stop Lexapro? I wasn't really having any problems with any of my three drugs. I just wanted to be off them. 9 hours ago, Nai1 said: How could I get in touch with ChessieCat? Post in your thread with your question for her, preceded by @ChessieCat. When the rectangle with @ChessieCat pops up, click on it and she'll alerted. She recently posted in Nicjk's thread about compounding pharmacies in Australia, so there's good information about that for you there. 2,548 views 9 hours ago, Nai1 said: Can you get the oral solution where each drop is 1mg where you live? No, no oral drugs available here. Edited October 5, 2020 by Gridley Gridley Introduction Lexapro 20 mg since 2004. Begin Brassmonkey Slide Taper Jan. 2017. End 2017 year 1 of taper at 9.25mg End 2018 year 2 of taper at 4.1mg End 2019 year 3 of taper at 1.0mg Oct. 30, 2020 Jump to zero from 0.025mg. Current dose: 0.000mg 3 year, 10 month taper is 100% complete. Ativan 1 mg to 1.875mg 1986-2020, two CT's and reinstatements Nov. 2020, 7-week Ativan-Valium crossover to 18.75mg Valium Feb. 2021, begin 10%/4 week taper of 18.75mg Valium End 2021 year 1 of Valium taper at 6mg End 2022 year 2 of Valium taper at 2.75mg End 2023 year 3 of Valium taper at 1mg Jan. 24, 2024: Hold at 1mg and shift to Imipramine taper. Taper is 95% complete. Imipramine 75 mg daily since 1986. Jan.-Sept. 2016 tapered to 14.4mg March 22, 2022: Begin 10%/4 week taper Aug. 5, 2022: hold at 9.5mg and shift to Valium taper Jan. 24, 2024: Resume Imipramine taper. Current dose as of Aug 26: 4.0mg Taper is 95% complete. Supplements: multiple, quercetin, omega-3, vitamins C, E and D3, magnesium glycinate, probiotic, zinc, melatonin .3mg, iron, serrapeptase, nattokinase, L-Glutamine, milk thistle, choline I am not a medical professional and this is not medical advice. It is information based on my own experience as well as that of other members who have survived these drugs. Link to comment
Nai1 Posted October 6, 2020 Author Share Posted October 6, 2020 Hello there 😊 Just been to the doctor. I got hold of the oral drops! My doctor kept saying that 1 drop was 20mg last time I asked! I researched more and each drop is 1mg! The pharmacist didn’t even know about them. They also said each drop is 20mg. Then they had a look on the computer and saw it was in fact that 1 drop equals 1mg. Honestly..... where would we be without our own research! None in stock in 2 pharmacies, so they are ordering them in for me and they’ll arrive tomorrow. I’m so pleased, because this will enable me to go down slowly now milligram by milligram. When do you think I should go from 15mg to 14mg? I’ve been on the 15mg tablet for 17 days now. I must say my heart rate has increased, I’m not getting dizzy when I stand up, my head fog has gone and energy levels are up again. Here’s a photo of my prescription. Can you check that is in fact right. 1mg equals 1 drop. Your help is fantastic! Link to comment
Colonial Posted October 6, 2020 Share Posted October 6, 2020 (edited) 2 hours ago, Nai1 said: Then they had a look on the computer and saw it was in fact that 1 drop equals 1mg. Here’s a photo of my prescription. Can you check that is in fact right. 1mg equals 1 drop. Your help is fantastic! I see that it says 1 mg is equal to 1 ml but it doesn't say how many mls are in a drop. I'm not saying your wrong, I realize your basing that on what they looked up on the computer but the photo it doesn't say anything about 1 mg equals 1 drop. Do you have access to the site where they located that information? That 1 drop equals 1 mg? If it is correct, than 14 drops daily would be 14ml. Do you know why they have Qty: 15 ml listed? Hopefully it's all correct and you can get reliable drop sizes each day! It's wise to first stabilize on the dose you are currently taking before dropping again. so You would switch to 15mg of the liquid first nd stay at that dose for a period to see if Your body has a reaction to the different formulation. Mine certainly did from extended release pill to liquid drops but each med and each person reacts differently, so your change over may be mild. Only time will tell. We still need to know how your getting the 15mgs, if your just cutting a larger pill up, or are you dissolving the whole pill and consuming only 75% of it, etc. Once you update the signature line with you med dates and symptom notes it will be easier to see if the issues are side effects or withdrawal symptoms. This will determine how long you need to hold before changing over to the liquid for stabilization before than dropping again. Glad you were indeed able to find them! Edited October 6, 2020 by Colonial Starting ds 2 (12.5 CR'S) = 25 MG PAXIL CR 1/21/15: 1 Pill + 10mg liquid (2 weeks) 2/4: 1 Pill + 9mg Lq (3 weeks) 2/25: 1 Pill + 8 mg lq (1 week) 3/4: 1 Pill + 6 mg lq (2 weeks) 3/18/15 1 Pill + 4 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/1/15 1 Pill + 3 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/14/15 1 Pill + 2 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/29/15 1Pill + 1 mg lq (16 days) 5/15/15 1 12.5 mg Pill ONLY (9 days) 5/24/15 12 mgs liquid (8 days) 6/1/15 11mg lq (12 days) 6/13/15 10 mg. 12/3/15 Drop from 8mg to 7.6 (24 days to) 12/27/15 7.2mgs 8/4/16 6.8mgs, 11/1/16 6.4mgs, 2/5/17 6 mgs 4/3/17 5.6mgs, 4/24/17 5.2mg, 6/13/17 4.8mgs, 9/20/17 4.4mgS, 11/23/17 4 mgs, 1/1/18 3.6 mgs, 2/15/18 3.2 mgs. 4/13/18 2.8mgs, 5/11/18 2.4mgs, 6/10/18 2.0 mgs, 8/4/18 1.6mgs, 9/27/18 1.2mgs, 12/24/18 0.8mg, 3/24/19 0.64 mg,(syringe change issue date?) 4/22/19 0.60 mg, 5/24/19 0.60 mg, 7/7/19 0.52 mgs, 8/4/19 0.44mgs, 11/4/19 0.36mgs, 2/1/20 0.28mgs, 3/1/20 0.24mgs (crash April 6) Compound started 6/28/21: 0.24mgs, 8/29/21: 0.22mgs, 10/31/21: 0.20mgs, 1/03/22: 0.18mgs, 3/5/22: 0.16mgs, 5/5/22: 0.14mgs. Original Wellbutrin Dose: 6 months from 9/14 to 3/2015, 300 XL 3/15/15: Half to 150 XL ( severe symptoms started on day 12) 4/16/15: 125mg for 20 days to: 5/6/15: 100mg for 15 days to: 5/21/15 75mg for 10 days to: 6/1/15: 56.25mg 13 days to: 6/13/15: 37.25mg 7 days to: 6/20/15 28.12mg 14 days to: 7/4/15 18.75mg, 7 days to: 7/11/15; RAISE BACK TO: 28.12 to 8/14/15: 18.75mg 20 days to :9/3/15 : 12.5mg, 8/4/16 9mg 1/9/17: 8.5mg 2/8/17 8mg, 3/9/17: 7.6 4/9/17 7.2 5/27/17 6.4 6/24/17 5.8, 8/1/17 5.0, 8/29/17 4.2mgs, 10/2/17 3.5mgs, 12/28/17 2.5mgs, 2/27/18 1.7mgs, 4/19/18 0.8 mgs, LAST DOSE: 6/11/18: 3 YEARS, 2 MONTHS, 27 DAYS... Link to comment
Nai1 Posted October 6, 2020 Author Share Posted October 6, 2020 At the moment I’m taking 1 x 10mg and then halving a 10mg tablet to make it up to 15mg. When I drop the dose to 14mg I was thinking of taking a 10mg tablet and 4 drops. What kind of reaction did you get with the drops? Link to comment
Colonial Posted October 6, 2020 Share Posted October 6, 2020 That seems wise to keep the majority of your dose in the old form as long as You can. I was taking 2 controlled release tablets and switched to taking 1 and making up the rest of my dose with immediate release liquid suspension by syringe. Since the liquid was immediate release instead of extended, I had withdrawal symptoms adjusting to almost 50% of my med absorbing differently. Since there is always a concern regarding if the body will need time adjusting to the new formulation your plan seems wise for now. Starting ds 2 (12.5 CR'S) = 25 MG PAXIL CR 1/21/15: 1 Pill + 10mg liquid (2 weeks) 2/4: 1 Pill + 9mg Lq (3 weeks) 2/25: 1 Pill + 8 mg lq (1 week) 3/4: 1 Pill + 6 mg lq (2 weeks) 3/18/15 1 Pill + 4 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/1/15 1 Pill + 3 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/14/15 1 Pill + 2 mg lq (2 weeks) 4/29/15 1Pill + 1 mg lq (16 days) 5/15/15 1 12.5 mg Pill ONLY (9 days) 5/24/15 12 mgs liquid (8 days) 6/1/15 11mg lq (12 days) 6/13/15 10 mg. 12/3/15 Drop from 8mg to 7.6 (24 days to) 12/27/15 7.2mgs 8/4/16 6.8mgs, 11/1/16 6.4mgs, 2/5/17 6 mgs 4/3/17 5.6mgs, 4/24/17 5.2mg, 6/13/17 4.8mgs, 9/20/17 4.4mgS, 11/23/17 4 mgs, 1/1/18 3.6 mgs, 2/15/18 3.2 mgs. 4/13/18 2.8mgs, 5/11/18 2.4mgs, 6/10/18 2.0 mgs, 8/4/18 1.6mgs, 9/27/18 1.2mgs, 12/24/18 0.8mg, 3/24/19 0.64 mg,(syringe change issue date?) 4/22/19 0.60 mg, 5/24/19 0.60 mg, 7/7/19 0.52 mgs, 8/4/19 0.44mgs, 11/4/19 0.36mgs, 2/1/20 0.28mgs, 3/1/20 0.24mgs (crash April 6) Compound started 6/28/21: 0.24mgs, 8/29/21: 0.22mgs, 10/31/21: 0.20mgs, 1/03/22: 0.18mgs, 3/5/22: 0.16mgs, 5/5/22: 0.14mgs. Original Wellbutrin Dose: 6 months from 9/14 to 3/2015, 300 XL 3/15/15: Half to 150 XL ( severe symptoms started on day 12) 4/16/15: 125mg for 20 days to: 5/6/15: 100mg for 15 days to: 5/21/15 75mg for 10 days to: 6/1/15: 56.25mg 13 days to: 6/13/15: 37.25mg 7 days to: 6/20/15 28.12mg 14 days to: 7/4/15 18.75mg, 7 days to: 7/11/15; RAISE BACK TO: 28.12 to 8/14/15: 18.75mg 20 days to :9/3/15 : 12.5mg, 8/4/16 9mg 1/9/17: 8.5mg 2/8/17 8mg, 3/9/17: 7.6 4/9/17 7.2 5/27/17 6.4 6/24/17 5.8, 8/1/17 5.0, 8/29/17 4.2mgs, 10/2/17 3.5mgs, 12/28/17 2.5mgs, 2/27/18 1.7mgs, 4/19/18 0.8 mgs, LAST DOSE: 6/11/18: 3 YEARS, 2 MONTHS, 27 DAYS... Link to comment
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