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I have been living with depression most of my life, l was put on mirtazapine at the age of 28.

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hayley96907
hayley96907

At the age of 36 l weaned myself of them a very very important thing to do and l felt great, now t the age of 43 l find myself living with anxiety and horrible panick attacks for about 3months now. I have been to the doctor who has prescribed me miryazapine 15 mgs l no these ones work for me as thesr were the ones that worked before along with this l have been paying for counciling paying l say is it not terrible a 6 month waiting list through nhs.... I feel terrified to start tablets but lm desperate .... Anyone help x

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  • manuelmanuel
    manuelmanuel hayley96907

    Posted

    Try immediately PASSION FLOWER. It works against panick. Try it asap.
    • hayley96907
      hayley96907 manuelmanuel

      Posted

      I take kalms 3 times a day also rescue remedy which is helping its the fear thats catching up now lm getting to the stage l dont wish to out the door which isnt me at all l love the out doors seeing my family and friends 
  • manuelmanuel
    manuelmanuel hayley96907

    Posted

    If you live in England, consider seriously a long holiday where the sun shines. You ahve no idea how the sun (LIGHT) plays an important role in all these matters
  • mark01943
    mark01943 hayley96907

    Posted

    If you have been on mirtazapine before and it worked, is there a reason why you don't want to take them?
    • hayley96907
      hayley96907 mark01943

      Posted

      I suppose lm trying to avoid them going back on them l feel a failure if l do that ...... 
    • mark01943
      mark01943 hayley96907

      Posted

      Yes I can understand why you think that way, but you wouldn't be at all. I refused to go on them for 6 month's, for the same reason in many ways. They didn't work for me, but appreciate how you feel about it
    • hayley96907
      hayley96907 mark01943

      Posted

      Thsnkyou.... I wish you a speedy recovery with whatever you try .... I have reiki treatment with counceling she is amazing l have homework to read once an hour every day this in return will change my thought process from negative to positive 

    • mark01943
      mark01943 hayley96907

      Posted

      Haley, sounds if you are doing all the right things. Keep at it and I am sure you will be just fine
  • jo97038
    jo97038 hayley96907

    Posted

    If you are his gang to go back on these, have you tried St.Johns Wort or 5-HTP as an alternative? I haven't tried them but have got some 5-HTP for when I'm off Mirtazapine completely.

    good luck in whatever you decide to do.

    jo

    • hayley96907
      hayley96907 jo97038

      Posted

      Thankyou tried the htp they made me worse ....how are you getting on with mirtazapine
    • jo97038
      jo97038 hayley96907

      Posted

      Hi,

      I am slowly coming off the Mirtazapine, I'm on the liquid and am down to 0.1.5ml  adding in nights of 0.1ml. I have been doing really well, but this past week I have found nervousness creeping back in, and I have been waking up earlier and earlier. Last night I woke about 2am, and then dosed in and out for the rest of the night! Feeling quite anxious this morning and totally gutted cause I'd been feeling amazing. Really hoping its a blip! X

  • jo97038
    jo97038 hayley96907

    Posted

    Sorry autocorrect jumped in, it should read if you are hesitant et 
  • sarah78504
    sarah78504 hayley96907

    Posted

    Yes with a lot of success.
    • jo97038
      jo97038 sarah78504

      Posted

      Hello

      I'd be very interested to hear of your Charles Linden Experience please. As long as you are happy to share! You can private message me or post here, whichever! I've looked in the TCL method but never taken the plunge, so would be keen to hear from a success story please?

      thanks

      Jo x

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