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Catina
CatinaStaff

Tapering: Effexor

1555 posts

USA

Adding "Activity" Thread?

April 22, 2026··
Unless people choose to officially "follow" a thread, there is no way for them to be able to read any updates or see who has posted what. On Surviving Antidepressants, they had a thread for "Activity" so that anyone could see the latest posts whether they "followed" anything or not. Do you think adding something like this would encourage members to engage more with other members? I would love to get peoples' thoughts on this. Thanks!

Venlafaxine (tapering) - Current dose 17.92 mg
Trazodone - 50 mg
Levothyroxine - 25 mcg

“Your brain and body know how to heal. Trust the process and keep going.”

Please Note: I am not a healthcare professional. Any advice given is based on personal experience and that of others in the lay withdrawal community.

2 Replies

Jules
JulesStaff3mo ago
Community Anchor
I don't really 'follow' anyone (other than you, I think), but I see everything in the forum. Or I think I do. Am I missing things?
Catina
CatinaStaff3mo ago
Community AnchorEffexor
"I see everything in the forum" — @Jules
Thanks for responding. I probably didn't explain this correctly. Unless we "follow" a particular person or thread, how will we know that that person (or another person) has responded? If we "follow" them, then we'll get a Notification letting us know there is a new post, but otherwise we won't. Does that make sense? I'm having a hard time thinking because my head hurts so badly lol. Here's the Activity thread from SA. You can see everyone's activity. https://www.survivingantidepressants.org/discover/

Venlafaxine (tapering) - Current dose 17.92 mg
Trazodone - 50 mg
Levothyroxine - 25 mcg

“Your brain and body know how to heal. Trust the process and keep going.”

Please Note: I am not a healthcare professional. Any advice given is based on personal experience and that of others in the lay withdrawal community.

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