Posted by brian on May 29, 2000, at 0:54:10
In reply to serzone, anger, and sleep, posted by paul on May 29, 2000, at 0:45:19
> of late i've read with interest all the posts re:serzone and anger. i've been on 400 mg/day all at night + 200 mg hydroxyzine+1mg clonazepam for sleep. since seeing the new shrink, who asked me to research risperdal/seroquel/zyprexa-which i will NOT touch-and having him suggest upping the dose to 500mg serzone, -which i willingly did-the hydroxyzine is no longer necessary and i've reduced the clonazepam by 25%-tonight it will be reduced by 50%. i sleep like a log for very extended periods which i dont mind ONE BIT. as i've suffered with a furschluginner sleep disorder for my entire life, sleeping 12 hours is a VERY welcome change. i have never experienced anger with serzone. blind rage thanks to wellbutrin-THAT i know and will welcome the day that i forget the trash even exists. this weekend has been anger-producing because no matter how hard i've tried, every plan i've made for getting out of the goddamn house has fallen FLAT on its BUTTIMOOSE-still i don't think the anger i feel-which is more related to frustration-is serzone-related. would you who have suffered the serzone/anger syndrome fill me in a bit? it's possible that it may be going on w/o my noticing it though i know this is a reach.
> tx
> pcl
> god is a sockWhen I was on Klonopin--I wasn't angry but I certainly did speak my mind more vehemently. On Luvox, I felt out of control--totally wired. I've never done Serzone, though. I wonder if the anger is an extention of the wired feeling some SSRIs can give
brian
ps: god is a sock? Is that because god, like a sock supports the sole? Or is it because god, like my socks, is holy? Well, if god is a sock, I imagine its a very nice sock, like those over priced one's you see in the better men's clothing stores.
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