Mirtazapine withdrawal. How to get our minds off it.

I am a sucker for romantic comedies but like When Harry Met Sally. I recently went to one with Cameron Diaz - I can't remember the title - but the man was portrayed as a dope. I looked round and realised I was the only man there.

Of the recent films I have seen Ten Years a Slave was very powerful.

During the school holidays all the films are for kids. The others are either horror, action often with a lot of violence - you get the picture.

And I don't want to know the whole plot before I see a picture, so that is the risk one takes, of being bored etc.

I also have to admit that I often drop off to sleep in the cinema. If there is not a strong plot it is difficult to pick up the story when I have been to sleep for 10 minutes In the recent film with Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman there were lots of meaningful looks but no dialogue - no good for a sleeper.

10) Citizen Kane ( it Just occurred to me )

Hope everybody is supplementing with 3000 ui vitamin D3

A tip for everybody. A few weeks ago I sa "Frank". It's a little masterpiece. If you have a chance watch it. Goodnight everybody. Today the piano arrived and my little daughter is going to learn how to play it soon. At least I'll have a soundtrack during my withdrawal. Goodnight and God bless you! Manuel

I‘m probably the wrong person to be on this discussion, but Mirt. has helped my disposition. All I need now is something that can get me off my a_ _ and get motivated. I hadn’t dreamt for years, or if I did, I never remembered them. I think this is due to the AED’s I take. Since taking Mirt., I now have them, not all good, but I think just the fact of dreaming has changed my temperament for the better. And I sleep, another new experience.

As far as movies, “The Big Chill” is one of my favorites. Although it has moments of sadness and conflicts between friends and their failures and happiness, it also unites old bonds that are often lost in life. The background songs are fantastic. Others include “The Odd Couple”, “Mr. Roberts”, “The Bridge Over the River Kwai”, “Casablanca”, “Young Frankenstein”, “The Silver Streak”, and Marilyn Monroe movies.

One resource magazine I like is Neurology Now. It’s a free bi-monthly publican that covers a wide range of  neurological conditions for patients. I did a search for Mirt. but no resource articles came up.

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