I just started Celexa 10mg a day...5 days ago... Friends of mine who have been on it, have only success stories on it... I hope I will as well... Try it... I've had anxiety for 7 and a half weeks now and I am praying this works... I also take Ativan as needed. I wish you the best... Just remember this is temporary and through this forum we can get through this together!
Anything positive that has happened since you quit, please share with us. I love reading the success stories, even those that are just starting out with a day or 2 clean and excited about what sobriety has to offer is success.
Addiction comes with so much pain, but when we fight for what we want and stay clean, we begin to heal and life changes. Life becomes worth living again. How has live improved for you, since you made the decision to get clean?
I am very new to this type of thing, but I do find that reading pregnancy success stories from other women who have PCOS, really helps me to cope with the fact that I have fertility issues. I am on my second round of 50mg of clomid and Im also taking Metformin. Are there any women who have successfuly conceived on Clomid and how many rounds did it take?
If it worked before it will again. This is the best indicator of how a medication will affect you. What one experiences may not be your's, because we all respond differently to these types of medications. Don't go by all the horror stories because the success stories far outnumber the bad. Unfortunately we only hear about the bad experiences, people who have found success in a medication have no complaints so they have no reason to post about it.
Try not to let negative thoughts overtake you! You have been on Paxil and it has helped you. If you need to switch meds YOU WILL NOT DIE even if you feel bad! Do not fear the possibility of having to get off Paxil. I switched from Paxil to Celexa, gradually cutting back on Paxil while upping Celexa. Didn't have any real problem but 1 month and 1/2 later felt suicidal and weird on the Celexa, so back on the Paxil I went.
Hi crazygirl! You've replied to an older post here at med help but I wanted to thank you for sharing your personal story. I'm glad the Celexa helped you and you are feeling better. If you begin to have trouble with withdrawel symptoms, you can slow down your taper even more if necessary. And it is good to know that a medication has worked for somebody and they feel so much better that they feel it is time to stop taking it.
Recommended
