"Good news is, it takes time but eventually it always got better again, very slowly. Just takes a lot of time to heal. I am struggling a lot right now, I guess I should do a long hold and get better, it's such an individual path"
— @Ani
On my previous drops this was also the case. I would become for 10-14 days very lethargic, depressed, anxious and anhedonic. But from day 14 I would see the light coming true. No DPDR blasting through the roof, no cognitive problems at all. No chest anxiety, a little bit of minor insomnia. And that was it. I even don’t taste my food properly and as I said my last bit of sexual functioning disappeared as well. This is something entirely different from all the way back from 100mg to 6,8mg. There happened a new injury. And then Mark’s analogy comes to my mind..:”it is better for you knees if you jump daily 2 stair steps or if you jump 60 steps per month.”
Lol. Didn’t age well🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Everything I feared in my life becomes true. My biggest regret is to not have listened to my wife. She told me not to taper like that. She just felt that, that’s not going good.
I believe Mark doesn’t care at all. He told me that he has difficulties feeling emotions. I’m sure he doesn’t even care about consultants he has harmed.
THIS IS NOT MEDICAL ADVICE!!!!!!!!!
NEVER COLD TURKEY YOUR MEDICATION!!!!
And still at the end of the day, I believe some people must cold turkey this drug. I cannot prove my theory. But for some people it must be better to survive one big shock, rather than 3000 little shocks over years. We also extend our exposition time to the drug. I’m way too scared to make a cold turkey. I never would.
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