Ballardbeer Posted March 25 Share Posted March 25 Introduction post I lost a cherished life back in 2019/2020, but recovered. I had long covid soon after, and had many medical problems / related disability. Now? Married, hopeful parent this next year, bought a house, lived a fulfilling last few years. Running ultra marathons and gardening. Traveling the world... doing yoga... living intentionally... having great sex. Nothing negative to report. Time heals. Trust the process, you'll make it through this. 2 Drug history: Sertraline 50 mg (Nov 2018 - Apr 2019) Sertraline 25 mg (May 2019 - July 2019) Seroquel, partial pills at night for 2 weeks (July 2019) Lamotrogine 100 mg (July 2019 - Sept 2019, ended w/ fast taper) significant WD symptoms until march 2020 severe long covid april 2020 - feb 2021 gaining health ever since.... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrator Emonda Posted March 27 Administrator Share Posted March 27 Hi @Ballardbeer I'm glad to read you've recovered and loving life. That's great news! I haven't read your thread but I will take a glance now. On 3/26/2024 at 7:53 AM, Ballardbeer said: Time heals. Trust the process, you'll make it through this. Very true...thanks for sharing your success. Emonda Please don't send me PMs. I am not a doctor. My comments are based on my personal experience with ADs and tapering. Consult your doctor about your own medical decisions. 2017 – 2022: Vortioxetine 15mg, Jan ’22, 15mg->5mg over 4 weeks, Feb ‘22 5mg -> 7.5mg due to WD, July ’22 6.75mg (found SA website), Aug 6.07mg, Sep 5.46mg, 11 Oct 5.00mg, 18 Oct 4.88mg, 25 Oct 4.75mg, 1 Nov 4.63mg, 8 Nov 4.5mg, 3 Jan ’23 4.39mg, 10 Jan 4.28mg, 17 Jan 4.06mg, 13 Feb 3.95mg, 20 Mar 3.85mg, 3 Apr 3.75mg, 10 April 3.65mg, 31 May 3.58mg, 8 June 3.50mg, 15 June 3.43mg, 22 June 3.35mg, 12 Jul 3.29mg, 19 Jul 3.22mg, 26 Jul 3.15mg, 3 Aug 3.09mg, 30 Aug 3.02mg, 7 Sep 2.96mg, 14 Sep 2.89mg, 21 Sep 2.82mg, Oct 11 2.75mg, Oct 19 2.70mg, Oct 26 2.64mg, Nov 2 2.59mg, Nov 23 2.53mg, Nov 30 2.48mg, 7 Dec 2.43mg, 17 Dec 2.38mg, 19 Jan 2.33mg, 26 Jan 2.28mg, 2 Feb 2.24mg, 8 Feb 2.19mg, 29 Feb 2.15mg, 7 Mar 2.10mg, 14 Mar 2.06mg, 21 Mar 1.99mg, 10 Apr 1.95mg, 17 Apr 1.91mg, 24 Apr 1.87mg, Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Hibari Posted March 28 Share Posted March 28 Congratulations on healing and being med free! Huge achievement! Hibari 9/2013-4/2014: After moms death, was prescribed a series of meds for short periods of time that didn't work. Zoloft, Lexapro, Nortriptyline, Liquid Prozac, Cymbalta. 1/2014-9/2014. Clonzapam: Given Lamictal, stopped Clonzapam at .125mgs 1/2015-4 2017 Remeron: 41.25 -0.025mgs 7/2015-11/2018 Lamictal: 200mgs-0.05 mgs Had paradoxical reaction to Lamictal wd, broke my heart to take a benzo but wasn't sleeping. 3/28/2019 -2/5/ 2021 Clonazapam: 0.625mgs-.00115 Med Free July 27th, 2022**Severe Setback due to surgery/ anesthesia. 9/7/22-10/4/22 Trazadone 50-100mgs for sleep, 10/13/22-11/13/22 Trazadone 1 mg to stabilize 10/4/22-11/20/22 Remeron 7.5mgs (for sleep doesn't work) 11/20/22 7.3 - 12/31/22 6.3 2023: 1/18/23 6.1 - 6/6/23 3.6 6/16 3.4 6/28 3.0 7/12 2.7 7/28 2.5 8/11 2.2 8/23 2.0 9/5 1.8 9/16 1.6 9/30 1.4 10/13 1.2 10/26 1.0 11/9 0.8 11/22 0.6 12/6 0.4 12/23 0.2. 2024 1/4/24 Remeron/Mirtazapine free Additional Support: Armour Thyroid 75mgs, Magnesium Glycinate 300-500mgs, L-theanine Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
vvval Posted April 1 Share Posted April 1 Congratulations and thank you for sharing, this is very reassuring as someone who's hoping to taper off of sertraline soon. Started 200mg Zoloft in 2017 Stopped Zoloft in 2021 (went from 200mg to 100mg to 50mg then stopped in 2 week intervals) Started 100mg Zoloft again in 2022 Currently on 50mg Zoloft and planning to taper Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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