Psycho-Babble Medication Thread 5283

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Ruth-Serzone, William-exercise

Posted by Phil on April 25, 1999, at 11:10:14

Dear Ruth,

I went from 200 to 300mg Serzone a few days ago and yesterday and today, I suddenly feel alive again. I also take about 30mg Ritalin per day.
I take 200mg Serzone pm and 100mg am and I feel good.
William may be glad to know that I am now doing 1 hour a day on my treadmill. On Paxil, all I did on the treadmill is look at it...not very effective exercise.
On the downside, I have been making some really goofy mental errors on paperwork. I am hoping this will pass, obviously.
Good luck on SJW, But if it doesn't work, maybe Serzone will.

Phil

Re: Ruth-Serzone, William-exercise

Posted by Sean on April 29, 1999, at 14:20:29

In reply to Ruth-Serzone, William-exercise, posted by Phil on April 25, 1999, at 11:10:14

> Dear Ruth,
>
> I went from 200 to 300mg Serzone a few days ago and yesterday and today, I suddenly feel alive again. I also take about 30mg Ritalin per day.
> I take 200mg Serzone pm and 100mg am and I feel good.
> William may be glad to know that I am now doing 1 hour a day on my treadmill. On Paxil, all I did on the treadmill is look at it...not very effective exercise.
> On the downside, I have been making some really goofy mental errors on paperwork. I am hoping this will pass, obviously.
> Good luck on SJW, But if it doesn't work, maybe Serzone will.
>
> Phil

This is interesting because I had a similar
apathy towards my body while on Zoloft. I think
this is part of the "apathy" effect of those
drugs. As a songwriter, I can also say that
they reduce the inspiration and drive to create.
I would sit around watching movies or reading
books all the time.

Re: Sean

Posted by Phil on April 30, 1999, at 7:44:55

In reply to Re: Ruth-Serzone, William-exercise, posted by Sean on April 29, 1999, at 14:20:29

> > Dear Ruth,
> >
> >
>
> This is interesting because I had a similar
> apathy towards my body while on Zoloft. I think
> this is part of the "apathy" effect of those
> drugs. As a songwriter, I can also say that
> they reduce the inspiration and drive to create.
> I would sit around watching movies or reading
> books all the time.
>>

>>Sean,

I'm a drummer and when the Paxil was pooping out, about a year from the time I actually realized it, I just basically quit a band I was in with not much feeling one way or another. I had been with them for two years. Weird.

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