Posted by musky on May 26, 2006, at 23:59:29
In reply to Re: Cymbalta withdrawal - Publicity » secretme, posted by SLS on May 26, 2006, at 20:21:02
> > Hey secretme:
dont really read these posts but this one got my attention... I totally agree with what you are saying about cymbalta and other drugs period.. There are sooo many drugs out there that all do the same thing... NOTHING .... if they were soooo helpful how come so many people are trying desperately to come off?? and also sooo many people that keep taking drug after drug and mixing and matching, therefore this obviously PROVES that the drug is NOT working!
I have just come off Remeron (an a/d) and I tell u I am DETERMINED to stay off!!! all these meds have done nothing for me but screwed with my brain.
The real key is your own mind and belief of yourself... I dont by what other posts are saying about every person is different ,, i mean yes they are but we all have the SAME receptors in the brain that these drugs screw up!! The very fact that there are posts such as these prove again that more people are NOT happy with their meds than people that are!!! And even if you run across someone who is on an a/d or whatever and they 'claim" they feel good,,,its just them telling themselves they are.... ask them to honestly tell lyou how they really feel physically or sexually ,,, i bet you will get a different answer...musky
I don't get it: how many SSRIs are necessary in the marketplace?
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> As many as it takes, I guess.
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> > From what I have learned about the medications I have taken in the past 12 years, most of them do the same thing (whatever that is).
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> What I have learned is that two people can respond quite disparately to the same drug.
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> > None of them worked for me, so basically, they were all the same: ineffective.
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> This might be true for you, but I don't think you can generalize your personal experiences to the rest of the population. These drugs are not all the same. I respond differently to different SRIs. I have different side effects from different SRIs. I have seen that my reactions to these drugs can be different from those of others. These are common scenarios. I believe these drugs are different enough to justify their continued availability.
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> What makes Cymbalta extremely dangerous?
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> - Scott
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