Zoloft · Holding · Oct 3, 2026

Tapering: Zoloft

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Germany

New question crossing my mind

October 3, 2026

As some of you may already know, I’m doing very very poorly recently. It’s so bad. But let’s say I somehow do it to cope with this and keep fighting. The bigger question for me: How should my tapering continue from now? I’m seriously seriously so much confused. If my current symptoms resolve in the next couple of months, years... Sure. I continue. But what if the symptoms don’t resolve? What if my symptoms are not related to WD? How should i then approach tapering at all? I don’t know if I told you about this on here, but my pre SSRI symptoms was unbearable and to be very very fair, most of those symptoms resolved with the “help” of zoloft. It helped me tremendously with working, building a family, marrying and earning money. I certainly could try many different options to achieve the same thing. But more or less, the Zoloft helped me. Pre Zoloft I had severe obsessive ruminations and mental compulsions. Bad lethargy, anhedonia and chronic DPDR. There is unfortunately no doctor on this world who can help me. Or give me a solid guide on what to do next. I know these drugs are toxic and I must go off them. But what then? How in my situation? Have a nice day everyone❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

132 Replies

LeminaseriOct 4

NavigatorZoloft · holding

@Gigi.0809 hey thank you very much. Your warm thoughts and wishes came through my phone somehow.

"in the middle of a temporary wave" — @Gigi.0809

Let’s just hope this is true. I can cope with the symptoms. What drives me crazy is the obsession that 1. This might not be WD and holding won’t do anything good. 2. That these symptoms won’t go away ever. This is a very prominent issue in my life. I have had always severe rumination and fear going on for permanent illnesses (schizophrenia, permanent dpdr, permanent depression, PSSD, and most recently permanent blank mind)

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

Gigi‎Oct 4

LighthouseZoloft · active

"What drives me crazy is the obsession" — @Leminaseri I know, man. As if withdrawal wasn't already enough of a nightmare, our brains do everything they can to make it a frigging horror movie. It's honestly a miracle that humankind made it this far with these stupid fucking thoughts. Then again, without all that fear, risk detection, and constant weighing of pros and cons, we probably would have gone extinct right after meeting our first mammoth. Anyway, I don't want to give you more food for thought, as I think your fridge is already bursting at the seams! 😅 I'm sorry you have to deal with such a brutal laundry list of fears and diagnoses. I really am. Still, I do believe that even if you are a one-in-a-million case, there is a one-in-a-million path forward for you. P.S. Listen to your wife!

Withdrawal is not a preview of who you are without the drug.
Zoloft — 10 years, 50 mg — currently 21.5 mg — actively tapering

AntonOct 4

WelcomerZoloft

@Gigi.0809 You are definitely a gem stone! All your positivity is unmatched and also the tough love you bring! Tough love is cruical and your points of living like a zombie and STILL doing the things you need to do are cruicial in life. Ive actually been in OCD therapy/recovery for the past 4 years or so, and a few books that they(the team) talk about for all emotional disturbances and just life overall are the following:

How to stubbornly refuse to make your self miserable about anything, yes anything by Albert Ellis
Self help for your nerves by Claire Weekes
Man searching for a meaning by Viktor Frankl
Meditation by Marcus Aurelius

These books are all for how to see things diffirently, change your irrational beliefs about life, perspective shifts and accepting life as it is. Acceptance does NOT mean agreement or liking. Its purely taking the resistance you have on your strugglings!

Gigi‎Oct 4

LighthouseZoloft · active

"How to stubbornly refuse to make your self miserable about anything, yes anything" — @Anton

Hahaha, I love this title! I've read Viktor Frankl (hence the Nietzsche quote!) and actually gave Meditations by Marcus Aurelius to my son as a gift recently!

"Acceptance does NOT mean agreement or liking" — @Anton

Spot on. I think there is so much old wisdom out there (like Stoicism and Buddhism) that nails this exact mindset and is helpful way beyond just coping with withdrawal.

"You are definitely a gem stone" — @Anton

Man, be careful: what if your sweet compliment goes straight to my head, my ego blows out of proportion, and I start writing total bullshit that ruins everyone who reads it, and then they all sue me, I lose my livelihood, and I'm never happy again?! See? I can ruminate and catastrophize with the best of them! 😜😁 Thank you for your kind words! ❤️

Withdrawal is not a preview of who you are without the drug.
Zoloft — 10 years, 50 mg — currently 21.5 mg — actively tapering

LeminaseriOct 4

NavigatorZoloft · holding

With all respect. I think that I’m doing too acutely bad for those books. Seriously. I can’t even scroll down Facebook and get distracted. Something got severely broken. But I wonder what.

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

Gigi‎Oct 4

LighthouseZoloft · active

That is 💯 valid. Honestly, during acute withdrawal, I think it can actually be counterproductive to be too introspective or try to read heavy books. When your brain is that fried, max distraction (or just surviving the day as a potato) is my go-to as well.

Withdrawal is not a preview of who you are without the drug.
Zoloft — 10 years, 50 mg — currently 21.5 mg — actively tapering

LeminaseriOct 4

NavigatorZoloft · holding

"I think it can actually be counterproductive to be too introspective or try to read heavy books." — @Gigi.0809

If I only could comprehend.

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

LeminaseriOct 4

NavigatorZoloft · holding

It’s baddddddd it’s very bad. It’s so horrible. I’m gonna start a carnivore diet from tomorrow. I believe it’s reoccurring depression. I must do something against it. Carnivore diet is extremely hard to do. I once did 25 or 26 days and slipped out then. This time i will combine it together with OMAD. Maybe my brain likes it more to run on ketones. I hope that this will improve my cognitive problems. Other issue: I worried soooooo much about nerve damage and PSSD, I might have triggered a freeze response. The biggest obstacle in my wellbeing aren’t even the symptoms. It’s the fact that I don’t know what I have.

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

AntonOct 4

WelcomerZoloft

Its very understandable that your feeling this way, but the catastrophic thinking only fuels the fear. What your feeling is real, as for all of us, but fearing the fear will only cause secondary disturbances. We need to try to step back, observe what we are feeling and just feel it. Thats way easier said than done, but we can try and practice it! Fear of fear is such a real thing and we want so bad to get certainty, but that need for certainty only fuels the cycle. We will never get that 100% certainty! @Leminaseri

LeminaseriOct 4

NavigatorZoloft · holding

"Fear of fear is such a real thing and we want so bad to get certainty, but that need for certainty only fuels the cycle. We will never get that 100% certainty!" — @Anton

That’s pretty much my whole clinical picture paired with strong and persistent dpdr. You are absolutely right.

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

MamaLaOct 4

NavigatorProzac · holding

@Leminaseri - while keto and carnivore can definitely be helpful for some, they can also be an added stress for other during acute withdrawal phases. I myself am keto and find it definitely helps with my symptoms but have also found that any amount of fasting is a no go for me right now. It definitely adds more stress and I notice the symptoms increase as soon as I go from fasted to eating again even though my blood sugar remains fairly stable. Some “ food for thought”. As difficult as it is, I think the best way through is to keep things as stable as they can be in all Aspects of life to allow your nervous system to again come to the realization that it is safe.

Prozac — 2.16- tapering

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CatinaOct 4

Community AnchorEffexor

"while keto and carnivore can definitely be helpful for some, they can also be an added stress for other during acute withdrawal phases" — @MamaLa

This is true. I was eating keto before I started tapering, but now I can't do it because going into ketosis triggers mania, anxiety, and insomnia. I have found that my own body needs a certain amount of carbs each day to feel calm, function, and sleep. Everyone is so incredibly different though, so one thing that makes someone worse can make another person feel better. Maybe try some small changes first to see how your body reacts. Wishing you the best!

Venlafaxine (tapering) - Current dose 17.28 mg
Trazodone - 50 mg
Synthroid - 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.

LeminaseriOct 4

NavigatorZoloft · holding

@Catina @MamaLa Hello. Thank you for the messages. To be very honest, I’m discouraged as hell. I thought that this diet keeps a substantial chance to improve my cognitive symptoms. Now I’m hearing that it might go in the other direction as well. For me there was nothing else remaining to help myself. I’m very confused. If carnivore/keto doesn’t help (there are so many recovery stories of so many complex neuropsychiatric disorders out there) then what? I really really doubt that im suffering from withdrawal tbh. 4% reductions pushes no one in such a deep withdrawal. Didn’t read a single story of someone with the following account:

Being stable, when deciding to hold.
Progressively worsening symptoms over the next 33 days. (Not 3 weeks as it’s the case for @Catina and @Anton )
On the 33rd day massive sudden crash of cognitive symptoms with severe and atypical headache.
Severe insomnia, severe anhedonia, severe emotional numbness, severe apathy, severe lethargy
severe cognitive dysfunction as (thoughts sometimes not there at all. Sometimes thoughts feel 500 miles away from my head. Very big difficulties to hear the music and my inner voice inside my head

As I said. The cases I find in forums which are similar to the above are cold turkey cases. Not a SINGLE ONE which tells these symptoms after a smaller reduction. Maybe now you understand me a bit better. The most brutal thing is, I’m already struggling with such a devastating thing. And then it adds more mystery up on top of everything by giving the symptoms out very gradually over a long period of time with a final crash as the strawberry on the cake. It’s disgusting. Sorry my post is again very dark. I hope you bear with me.

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

anne noni mossOct 4

LighthousePaxil · holding

we will bear with you as long as it takes.

"As I said. The cases I find in forums which are similar to the above are cold turkey cases. Not a SINGLE ONE which tells these symptoms after a smaller reduction." — @Leminaseri

I said this to another person...the guidelines, cases, suggestions, etc. ARE NOT THE LAW AND THE GOSPEL. In other words, everyone is DIFFERENT. Just because "not a single person" has the same timeline, dose reduction, or symptom as you DOES NOT MEAN that what you are going through is not withdrawal. I am a total outlier. My symptoms don't appear FOR MONTHS after my last dose. "The literature" says that if it takes more than a few days/weeks for a symptom to appear, then it's RELAPSE, most likely. HOGWASH. I never had the insomnia/anxiety/akathasia that struck me when I got off paxil BEFORE I took paxil. My anxiety and insomnia was bothersome, but was at a level 3 or 4. The horror hell I was in AFTER was a 15, and it showed up 6 MONTHS after my last dose. I felt great for SIX MONTHS. Slept wonderful, natural sleep for SIX MONTHS. Then BAM. I was unable to sleep. At all. and the awful anxiety plagued me all day. No doctor can tell me that is relapse. That is a nervous system having an injury and showing a delayed response. So, Lem, write your own rules. These forums/doctors/Maudsley deprescribing guidelnes are just that GUIDELINES. But your body is UNIQUE UNIQUE UNIQUE. My prayer for you is that you start believing in yourself, respecting yourself, and knowing that you are a normal human being who experiences pain. Keep coming back. Keep posting. Every "BUT" you post will be met with support and evidence that no one is beyond help. Everyone I ever knew thought, "I'm the exception. Everyone else can get well, but I won't." You are really good at TELLING OTHERS "You will get well!!!" Why not YOU? Believe it for yourself. Fake it for now. We'll keep reminding you.

atypical in presentation of side effects, super sensitive to small doses and general delayed responder. never took a psych med that didn't' make me sick immediately with infections and restless legs. have never been able to tolerate being on them, but have never had support to get off so I've been bouncing back and forth. i don't like capital letters. sorry.

Paxil — 1 mg — 2 yrs — holding until Oct. 7 doc appt.
Seroquel — 50 — planning taper |
trileptal -75 planning taper
prasozin 1 mg planning taper

started my psych med saga in 2001 and wish I never had. I had some difficulties with sleep and anxiety, but NOTHING like what was in store for me after trying every med out there. My last treatment center promised to "get me totally off" in 2022 but it was a lie. They just switched drugs and added more and more in a desperate attempt to help me "stabilize," so they could call me a "success story" once insurance stopped paying. I agree with those who state that this industry needs to change. AND I'm working on not being resentful about my suffering because it doesn't help anyone.

been on an off cocktails since 2001. Most recent mixture, prescribed in 2024: 20 mg Paxil, 150 Trileptal, 50 Seroquel, 2 mg prasozin, (for PTSD/nightmares.)

immediately went to 1 mg prasozin, and after 3 months cut to 10 mg paxil. No felt effects. Then went to 5 about 3 months later, (though I didnt' keep track so I'm rusty.) No felt effects. So, I've roughly been on 5 mg for a year and a half.

Side effects always force to to start tapering RIGHT AWAY.

I didn't start keeping track of my Paxil taper until this year. I went from 3mg to 1 in 10 months, using a liquid Maudsley-ish slow taper. Again, no felt effects until now.

October 2026...sleeping less and feeling more sedated during the day. Having trouble managing my social life without getting over-stimulated. Must set boundaries according to my body and not my heart.

Holding 1 mg paxil until blood work done and evaluated, and to see if build a social life that doesn't make me lose sleep. Sounds silly as I type it, but actually, nothing is "silly" on this ride! Everything is WILD!!!! LOL

Keeping all other meds the same. Sorry so long.

AntonOct 4

WelcomerZoloft

Like i said previously, how your feeling is very understandable, but that does not mean that such a catastrophic thinking helps. One thing is tho certain for this and almost anything else, that nothing is certain Lower doses of meds tend to, almost always, be harder for people to taper off. I myself had horrible withdrawals going down by 6% at 40mg down to 37.5. Upped the dose again after about 20 days(symptoms began 2 weeks after reduction) and got stable. But now I’m in quite the bad or even severe withdrawals at 38mg that got delayed by 2 months. Im going into week 6 of heavy withdrawals now 3.5 months after my last dose reduction. IM AT STILL AT FUCKING 38MG😭😂This shows that there is no certainty in this shit and trying to find someone with the exact same symptoms, problem, withdrawals or whatever it is, only keeps the cycle going. We get relief for a little bit, but then we are sent straight back into the gulag. Its like this for everyone in our position and Its even worse for people with obsession tendencie(like I think you do have) or OCD! Hope you take this just day by day, hour by hour or even minute by minute!

Maria A.Oct 4

LighthouseZoloft · active

I also had a delayed withdrawal crash. I went from 14.3 to 14.275 from one day to the next after 8 months of micro tapering every single day with minimal symptoms and crashed horribly. My updose to 15 mg has been atrocious too with intense insomnia and akathisia or flulike/poisoned feeling in wave days. I think mine was a delayed withdrawal from the entire microtaper and it sounds like yours is probably too. I have hope that we will both get better. Yesterday I was so bad, I paced my entire bike trail for hours and hours crying horribly and finally my body just collapsed at night and I got 10 hours of sleep with just melatonin. Today I’m still not feeling great but much better and have been able to lay still which I’m so incredibly grateful for. I also have stupidly introduced other things like low dose mirtazapine and gabapentin for sleep based on a doctor’s recommendation which I strongly believe made me worse both times. I also toyed with the idea of an updose but I think I’m just going to keep holding and praying the windows eventually stay and the insomnia fully goes away as I am having some windows.

Zoloft —50 mg to 15 mg — 8 years with a cold turkey and reinstatement in between— was liquid micro tapering, crashed at 14.275 mg and now holding at 15 mg.

MamaLaOct 4

NavigatorProzac · holding

@Leminaseri -I am truly sorry that you are in such a bad place💕 this whole process is so unbelievably difficult and unfair!! I truly do believe that both keto and carnivore help significantly with cognitive symptoms. But having such significant symptoms presently may “ cloud” the effects. We are all so unique and individual , that even with all the guidelines and suggestions, it really is a process of seeing what works for each of us individually. I also truly believe after coming out of a terrible wave myself that once I “ did less” , stayed consistent with everything in my life , that’s when I started to see the ( unfortunately small )glimpses of windows. They did finally get longer and the waves eventually completely subsided. Our nervous systems are constantly trying to recalibrate, even more so during this process, and I think more often than not, that we really need to be kind and allow our bodies and minds to do what they need to do. If you do decide to make any changes, I agree with @Catina , do so slowly and moniter for changes positive or negative.

Prozac — 2.16- tapering

McatOct 5

Mirtazapine · holding

@Leminaseri I feel for you and I know how hard it can be when things are spiralling out of control and you're full of fear and trying to work out how to make it better. But if I can share something from my own experience: every time I have tried to make things better - whether in my taper or re my chronic health problems - out of a place of fear, instability, resistance, desperation, and with an addled brain, I have undoubtedly made things worse. Sometimes, the most calming thing we can do is try to accept where and how it is, even if that feels impossible. I'm not at all trying to invalidate how awful things are for you - I know what's happening to you, me, and many here is real, but what I'm learning through this process is the more I tell myself things are terrible, and it's the end of the world as I know it etc., the worse my symptoms get. This is because of how the brain and nervous system work - in our already highly sensitised tapering systems, this process is very heightened (this is not some woo theory - there's real science on this, which I'm currently learning, and it's making sense of a lifetime of problematic symptoms, even pre-Mirt); the job of the CNS system is to keep you safe; when it perceives danger, it makes the alarm louder, and that can both cause and make much worse existing symptoms. So, the first and most important thing is to try to create a bit of a sense of safety so the nervous system alarm can reduce. I know it may not be possible right now, but if I were in your position, I would tell myself this and see if it helps calm things: I'm safe. I'm having a horrible time and don't quite understand exactly what's happening, and it's having an impact on my marriage, but she's still here and I am safe. I'm going to assume these are WD symptoms and give things time to settle down. Be as gentle as possible with yourself.

Mirtazapine — 0.12mg — 3 years, 7 months

Maria A.Oct 5

LighthouseZoloft · active

I’m sitting here with complete insomnia again and probably won’t sleep at all tonight after finally sleeping 10 hours last night out of sheer exhaustion and no hours the night before that. I’m about to start my sixth week of my hold. Can I please get reassurance that this will get better? I still can’t believe that going from 14.3 to 14.275 and then updosing back to 15 has caused such an atrocious withdrawal. My family keeps telling me there’s no way such a small dose difference did this and that it’s just my underlying anxiety getting really bad because I’m at a low dose and that I should go back up to 25. As a side note, I’ve been so desperate for sleep that my doctors have been trying to add bridge medications to help (gabapentin for four nights, hydroxyzine randomly and most recently mirtazapine which I only took for four nights at 3.75). I feel like it’s only made me worse and prolonged my suffering. I’m so tired and don’t know what to do. I just want my life back and to be able to sleep normally again. Please I need hope that this will get better.

Zoloft —50 mg to 15 mg — 8 years with a cold turkey and reinstatement in between— was liquid micro tapering, crashed at 14.275 mg and now holding at 15 mg.

Cosmic1973Oct 5

WelcomerMirtazapine · active

Mcat is totally spot on. The ancient part of your brain (limbic system I think) only function is to keep you alive and doesn't care how much you're conscious brain suffers. I've been at my wits end too and when there, a million doubts and what ifs went round and round. It is horrible and you'll do anything to be in a better place and will grasps any straw. 'i doubt I will sleep tonight' Change that thought to 'i slept 10 hours the night before, so my body can do it and if it doesn't need sleep tonight, so be it' The difference between two near identical doses is hardly anything, it's stress and thinking about it that's doing your head in. The only way out is stability, time and accepting that every day you get through makes tomorrow the chance of being a little better. You will get better, you just need to come down from panic mode, but only time will do that.

Mirtazapine — 0.2mg — 1 year — actively tapering

LeminaseriOct 5

NavigatorZoloft · holding

"The difference between two near identical doses is hardly anything" — @Cosmic1973

Doesn’t that prove Maria’s point tbh?

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

Maria A.Oct 5

LighthouseZoloft · active

I know my anxiety is through the roof right now. That’s why my family wants me to go back up to 25 because they think it’s all my anxiety and not withdrawal anymore. I’m so scared that if I go back up to 25 the symptoms will get worse though. I don’t know what to do. If I should keep holding at 15 mg and pray that it gets better or if I should try to updose? Introducing new meds has backfired each time but also because I have horrible anxiety about introducing new meds. I feel like I’m stuck and just very scared. It just doesn’t make sense because when I was microtapering I was fine and sleeping fine on 15 mg. For whatever reason it was from going to 14.3 to 14.275 and starting a new liquid bottle from the same manufacturer that I crashed horribly and then this updose that I can’t seem to stabilize on. In the past, when I had gotten withdrawal, I had held or updosed very slightly, and I had been fine. For whatever reason this time my nervous system just collapsed. I am having windows don’t get me wrong but waves are so bad to the point that it hurts to exist and every minute is suffering. I just don’t know what to do. I wish I had never tapered. It wasn’t worth it at all.

Zoloft —50 mg to 15 mg — 8 years with a cold turkey and reinstatement in between— was liquid micro tapering, crashed at 14.275 mg and now holding at 15 mg.

LeminaseriOct 5

NavigatorZoloft · holding

"I know my anxiety is through the roof right now. That’s why my family wants me to go back up to 25 because they think it’s all my anxiety and not withdrawal anymore. I’m so scared that if I go back up to 25 the symptoms will get worse though. I don’t know what to do. If I shou..." — @Maria A.

I’m the exact same as you. Almost identical. This microtapering thing destroyed us. Thank you Dr. Horowitz. You destroyed people’s lives! And I wonder how many more. I don’t have even the emotional capability to feel angry right now. These tapering communities have following problems: There are people who hopped on a med without anything serious to begin with. These people realize, that they must go off the med because they actually were fine. And if they get over their withdrawal eg. taper properly without doing harm, they become better and post “I’ve recovered..” while they didn’t have anything from to recover in first place. But in my case (and maybe in the case of Maria as well) we have had serious psychiatric conditions before ever taking any med. And the med helped us. So it is 1. Very very unscientific and 2. Maybe a bit harmful to tell us (Maria talked to Horowitz as well) “well you should get off your meds ASAP because xyz.” I’m on the same place as you @Maria A. Did you have the urge to pace before any meds? Because afaik this akathisia is a classic withdrawal thing. Can you differentiate between your current anxiety and that before you were on meds? That would be maybe helpful. In front of the eyes of all of you, a very young man’s life get destroyed day by day, and he will let an incredibly wonderful woman behind himself. It’s a tragedy. My life got destroyed after taking a nap. I read stories of people with severe PSSD and it resonates to me the most. With all the respect to everyone here. I’m hearing nobody talking about crippling anhedonia, crippling emotional numbness, severe cognitive dysfunction and severe insomnia. I still didn’t read anyone having severe cognitive dysfunction from reducing the med on 4%. I know I’m repeating myself. But that’s my reality. We talked with my wife yesterday about my situation. She says that I need to be strong, still complete the apprenticeship. Still do the things I would usually like. But I feel like someone with an IQ of 40. The outside world gives extremely little stimuli in my head. No ability to have deep thoughts. No ability to have complex thoughts. No ability to hold a thought and continue it. It’s all gone. After a nap. Excuse me everyone. 5-6 days ago I could cry. That felt at least a bit refreshing. That’s also gone. My wife cried yesterday the whole day. I couldn’t feel sorry. It’s just an abstract concept in my head. My internal world is slipped out of me. If that’s Horowitz’ fault, oh my god. He might walk over my corpse.

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

Maria A.Oct 5

LighthouseZoloft · active

I blame myself for wanting to come off primarily due to weight gain. I never ever had the urge to pace before medications. I also never had severe insomnia, burning in my arms, intense vice grip head pressure, and feeling poisoned on a day after not sleeping. I did have alot of anxiety and DPDR prior to going on the med which is why I started it. I initially had a horrific cold turkey incident four years ago in which I was able to reinstate after many many months of suffering. Instead of learning my lesson, I decided to taper again more slowly and even crashed again at 22 mg which is where I crashed exactly one year ago but got better after a couple of weeks holding. I should have learned my lesson then that my body couldn’t tolerate a taper and had become dependent on the medication and should have stopped. I’m an idiot and will never forgive myself for being so selfish of wanting to get off that I have now imploded my family’s life including my husband, two daughters, my parents and even my poor dog has been gnawing at her paws since I got sick.

Zoloft —50 mg to 15 mg — 8 years with a cold turkey and reinstatement in between— was liquid micro tapering, crashed at 14.275 mg and now holding at 15 mg.

LeminaseriOct 5

NavigatorZoloft · holding

"I never ever had the urge to pace before medications. I also never had severe insomnia, burning in my arms," — @Maria A.

Take this as a hint. It’s withdrawal. It will get better. You will stabilize. Just be patient❤️

Zoloft — 6,52 — 5 years and 9 months — holding | without clinician

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