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Re: A..D.'s = pro-anxiety...yukkkk!!! (rant) » katekite

Posted by jay on June 9, 2002, at 15:35:58

In reply to Re: A..D.'s = pro-anxiety...yukkkk!!! (rant), posted by katekite on June 9, 2002, at 12:31:18

> Some folks who have heightened anxiety on ADs, who have poor experiences, turn out to have attentional problems (made worse by most ssris, for example). Have you ruled out any degree of attention deficit disorder?
>
> kate
>
> ps -- sorry for suggesting neurontin.... obviously not the drug for you.

Hi Kate:

No no..please don't be sorry..you where trying to help.:-) I just had a bad experience with it...and it's just not the drug for me. I do know it works great for others, though.

I am not quite sure a pstim to test for ADD would be good for me either, simply because I feel absolutely horrible on any stimulant. Caffiene drives me nuts, and once I even tried a bit of ephedrine that was in a cold medicine, and I almost turned completely mad. I get very, very irritable on them. Maybe the pstims might be better, though, so who knows. The only problem is I turn into a blathering anxious mess and freak out even if I drop a coin in public. My nerves feel as if they are super-charged with anxiety.

But, we will see. At the very least with the benzos, I can actually get up out of bed.

Thanks very much for your kind support..

Jay


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