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IsadoraBeauxdraps

IsadoraBeauxdraps

would like to follow that butterfly
Aug 23, 2019
160
Hi,

I had been on paroxetine for 13 years, then I withdrew for 1,5 years.
Now 4 years have passed and I worsened, still have permanent tinnitus and neuropathic pain, sometimes akathisia.
I'm tempted by reinstatement, but I know it's very risky cause I became over sensitive to meds. Maybe I could try a very low dose with liquid form.
I'm tired of living with these pains.

Anyone else here experienced that kind of thing ?
 
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Final Escape

I’ve been here too long
Jul 8, 2018
4,348
Yes but the fear of dependency is why I avoid mostly. I take stimulant meds which is goin to be the death of me. I can't quit those because they make my bad life more tolerable. They do increase the desire to ctb though.
 
IsadoraBeauxdraps

IsadoraBeauxdraps

would like to follow that butterfly
Aug 23, 2019
160
Yes but the fear of dependency is why I avoid mostly. I take stimulant meds which is goin to be the death of me. I can't quit those because they make my bad life more tolerable. They do increase the desire to ctb though.

Hi Final Escape,
Thanks for your answer. I'm sorry for you :aw:
 

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