MrBamse Posted July 15, 2021 Share Posted July 15, 2021 Hi! My name is Bjorn, but i usually go by the nick MrBamse online. After my tour through different drugs, first for a depression, then a bipolar reaction, I found this page to guide me through withdrawal. Now I'm 11 months of all drugs, getting better with leaps and bounds at a time. I've been a lurker on this forum, but now I though I'd try out the helping others as suggested on the forum by giving some hope to other fellow withdrawaler as others have given me. I want to thank all users, mods and admins here, you're experience has been lifesaving! 1 2010-2017 Celexa 2012-2017 Wellbutrin 2017-2018 Lithium 2017-2018 Quetiapine (Seroquel) XR 2018-2019 Lamictal Jun-Aug 2019 Mirtazapine CTed after 1 month Jun 2019 Quetiapine IR CTed after 2 weeks Reinstated 200 mg Lamictal in Jul 19, taper Dec 19 to 175 mg, Feb 20 to 150 mg, Feb 20 to 125 mg, Feb 20 to 100 mg, Mar 20 to 75 mg, Mar 20 50 mg, Apr 20 25 mg, Apr 20 50 mg, June 20 25 mg, Aug 20 to 0 mg. Link to comment
Moderator Emeritus arbor Posted July 15, 2021 Moderator Emeritus Share Posted July 15, 2021 Hello @MrBamse Welcome to SA. I'm glad to hear you've been able to get off these drugs, and that you are feeling better. Also, it's kind of you to offer support to others in this process. Finding our way off these drugs is a real challenge for far too many. To get you started, we ask members to summarize their medication history in a signature -- drugs, dates and dosages in a list format. Account Settings – Create or Edit a signature. If you haven't already seen these videos, you might find them interesting: Patterns of Recovery The Power of Neuroplasicity And as you are doing better you may also appreciate this link: Success stories: Recovery from psychiatric drug withdrawal This is your Introduction site where you can ask questions and connect with other members. I'm glad you have joined us. Please continue to let us know how you're doing. Arbor Zoloft: 1995 - 2015 Prozac: 2015 - 2018 (tapered from 40mg x day on July 31 to 30mg on August 31 to 20mg on September 31 to 10mg October 31 to 0mg on December 15, 2018 Gabapentin: 2016 to 2019 (tapered from 300mg x day to 150mg on August 31, 2019 to 75mg on September 15 to 50mg on September 31 to 25ishmg on October 15 to 0mg on December 1, 2019 Enalapril: 2010 - 2019 Lipitor: 2017 -2017 Metformin: 2000 - 2020 Liothyronine: 2007 - 2019 Levothyroxine: 2000 - 2022 Link to comment
MrBamse Posted July 16, 2021 Author Share Posted July 16, 2021 Hi Arbor, Thanks for the welcome! Yes, it sure is a tough road. I hadn't seen these videos before now, thanks for linking them. Loved the one with the woman with half a brain that rewired itself, the brain sure is a resilient thing! 2010-2017 Celexa 2012-2017 Wellbutrin 2017-2018 Lithium 2017-2018 Quetiapine (Seroquel) XR 2018-2019 Lamictal Jun-Aug 2019 Mirtazapine CTed after 1 month Jun 2019 Quetiapine IR CTed after 2 weeks Reinstated 200 mg Lamictal in Jul 19, taper Dec 19 to 175 mg, Feb 20 to 150 mg, Feb 20 to 125 mg, Feb 20 to 100 mg, Mar 20 to 75 mg, Mar 20 50 mg, Apr 20 25 mg, Apr 20 50 mg, June 20 25 mg, Aug 20 to 0 mg. Link to comment
Cheeky Posted July 16, 2021 Share Posted July 16, 2021 Welcome MrB, wow you’ve done this on your own and have done it. Congratulations 🥳 You give me hope, one day I would love to be able to commit my life to this and help people struggling . 1 1995 started Paxil 20mg slowly increasing to 50mg until 2014 -2014 I decided to tapper myself not knowing how too and crashed , DR added 50mg Seraquel -2015 tried tapering again and crashed Seroquel Taper 2/11/16 43mg 1/09/17 37.5mg 10/03/10 36.25mg. 17/3/19 35mg 26/3/19 33.75mg 4/4/19 32.5mg 21/4/19 30mg 16/7/19 28.75mg 5/8/19 27.5mg. 19/8/19 25mg 4/8/20 23mg 18/8/20 22.5mg 12/10/20 18.25mg 10/1/21 15mg 3/8/21 UPDOSE 16mg 2/2/23 15.5mg Brassmonkey Slide Methode 21/08/23 15.24mg 18/08/23 14.98mg Paxil Taper 2/11/16 40mg 12/10/17 37mg 28/10/17 36mg 10/1/18. 35mg 24/05/18 33mg 28/8/18 31mg 16/12/18 30mg 20/10/19 29mg 17/11/19 28mg 7/1/20 27mg 12/2/20 26mg 7/3 /20 25mg 11/4/20 24mg 4/5/20 23mg 5/6/20 22mg 23/6/20 21mg 15/7/20 20mg Started Brassmonkey Slide Method 14/5/23 19.70mg 21/05/23 19.40mg 28/05/23 19.11mg 4/06/23 18.83mg 25/06/23 18.54mg 16/07:23 17.72mg 6/8/2317,46mg 13/8/23 17.19mg 20\8\23 16.94mg 27/08/23 16.68mg Link to comment
MrBamse Posted July 16, 2021 Author Share Posted July 16, 2021 Hi Cheeky, Thank you very much, you definitely will get there too! My hopes and prayers are with you 2010-2017 Celexa 2012-2017 Wellbutrin 2017-2018 Lithium 2017-2018 Quetiapine (Seroquel) XR 2018-2019 Lamictal Jun-Aug 2019 Mirtazapine CTed after 1 month Jun 2019 Quetiapine IR CTed after 2 weeks Reinstated 200 mg Lamictal in Jul 19, taper Dec 19 to 175 mg, Feb 20 to 150 mg, Feb 20 to 125 mg, Feb 20 to 100 mg, Mar 20 to 75 mg, Mar 20 50 mg, Apr 20 25 mg, Apr 20 50 mg, June 20 25 mg, Aug 20 to 0 mg. Link to comment
Cheeky Posted July 16, 2021 Share Posted July 16, 2021 4 minutes ago, MrBamse said: Hi Cheeky, Thank you very much, you definitely will get there too! My hopes and prayers are with you Thankyou 🌈 1995 started Paxil 20mg slowly increasing to 50mg until 2014 -2014 I decided to tapper myself not knowing how too and crashed , DR added 50mg Seraquel -2015 tried tapering again and crashed Seroquel Taper 2/11/16 43mg 1/09/17 37.5mg 10/03/10 36.25mg. 17/3/19 35mg 26/3/19 33.75mg 4/4/19 32.5mg 21/4/19 30mg 16/7/19 28.75mg 5/8/19 27.5mg. 19/8/19 25mg 4/8/20 23mg 18/8/20 22.5mg 12/10/20 18.25mg 10/1/21 15mg 3/8/21 UPDOSE 16mg 2/2/23 15.5mg Brassmonkey Slide Methode 21/08/23 15.24mg 18/08/23 14.98mg Paxil Taper 2/11/16 40mg 12/10/17 37mg 28/10/17 36mg 10/1/18. 35mg 24/05/18 33mg 28/8/18 31mg 16/12/18 30mg 20/10/19 29mg 17/11/19 28mg 7/1/20 27mg 12/2/20 26mg 7/3 /20 25mg 11/4/20 24mg 4/5/20 23mg 5/6/20 22mg 23/6/20 21mg 15/7/20 20mg Started Brassmonkey Slide Method 14/5/23 19.70mg 21/05/23 19.40mg 28/05/23 19.11mg 4/06/23 18.83mg 25/06/23 18.54mg 16/07:23 17.72mg 6/8/2317,46mg 13/8/23 17.19mg 20\8\23 16.94mg 27/08/23 16.68mg Link to comment
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