Re: Managing with very reduced sleep (from Parnate)

Posted by Don_Bristol on April 12, 2006, at 19:08:32

In reply to Re: Managing with very reduced sleep (from Parnate), posted by mogger on April 11, 2006, at 23:21:07

> Have you thought about trying Seroquel? My sister is on Selegiline which also is activating but Seroquel helps her sleep at night.
> mogger
Hi Mogger. I have not tried seroquel but I do have some olanzapine which I must try soon. I am told it can b sedating.
However I am not sure I want to be sedated. I am not sure I want to sleep a lot if there is no real need.
Or maybe I am living in a fool's paradise and my lack of true sleep will come back to trouble me?

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Managing with very reduced sleep (from Parnate) Don_Bristol 4/11/06
Re: Managing with very reduced sleep (from Parnate) mogger 4/11/06
Re: Managing with very reduced sleep (from Parnate) JaclinHyde 4/12/06
Re: Managing with very reduced sleep (from Parnate) tygereyes 4/12/06
Re: Managing with very reduced sleep (from Parnate) » Don_Bristol TylerJ 4/12/06
Re: Managing with very reduced sleep (from Parnate) Don_Bristol 4/12/06
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