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Harm Reduction HUGE RECOVERY

Mushoku_Sensei said:
Yes, if you can avoid them it's definitely the best... But for WD they're simply a bit more helpful IMO... Damn slippery road though, admittedly...
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I am taking diazepam and alprazolam for 15 years and i want to quit them too but definitelly not now. They are the worst for quitting and now i still take 25 % of my previous opioid dose and vortioxetine for 2 days now again because....it's sneaky addictive long half-life ad...
 
WellTram said:
I stopped wortioxetine and mirtaxapine month before i reduced my opioids. Now i feel better again just after 2 days of taking vortioxetine again. So called " non-addictive ssri" and it lasted almost 1 week until k figured out why i was so sleepy and my joints were in pain. It was actually the best AD except initial symptoma when i almost killed myself but it worked well for years i just wanted to be off ad meds. No i put vortioxetine back on my daily meds and will taper it slowly later...It has never lost effects lile other ones it even made me cognitively sharper but u know...just another pills...definitely wont take mirtazapine again lol...
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I just looked up vortioxetine and it's probably the more stimulating mechanism that's responsible for your initial issues ( though Ig you know that long time 😅) - and it's unavailable here because of issues during the price discussions with the insurances 😒 .. God bless German bureaucracy.... 🙄
As for mirtazapine, thanks for reminding me, that works quite well for putting me to sleep...
 
Mushoku_Sensei said:
I just looked up vortioxetine and it's probably the more stimulating mechanism that's responsible for your initial issues ( though Ig you know that long time 😅) - and it's unavailable here because of issues during the price discussions with the insurances 😒 .. God bless German bureaucracy.... 🙄
As for mirtazapine, thanks for reminding me, that works quite well for putting me to sleep...
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Mirtazapine is ok but it always made me eat a lot at night. Easy to start, works well but i hated weight gain.
 
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