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  1. J

    SSRI withdrawal induced neuropathy

    Hi everyone, ive been on a healing journey of 7.5 years after SSRI withdrawal left me with so many symptoms ive lost count. The main symptom im dealing with now is full body stiffness and neuropathy, very little pain. Im pretty much wheelchair bound other than the few steps i take with a...
  2. D

    I think I have protracted withdrawal TMS, could it be?

    Hi, I recently found a YouTube channel by Gustav F, about protracted withdrawal TMS. I withdrew abruptly from SSRI meds at the start of the year - then “kindled” by trying to go back on them briefly and suffered acute withdrawal that sent me to hospital for a couple of months. The acute...
  3. C

    Looking for a New/Online Program - TMS for SSRI Withdrawal

    Hi - I have been suffering from antidepressant withdrawal (wd) for over 5 mths which has been living hell. I believe some/all of this is TMS after reading doing a lot of research (ie Gustav video, this site, Sarno research, etc). I am reading two books but also trying to find an online program...
  4. C

    Antidepressant Protracted Withdrawal

    Hi - Where on this site would I find the best resources on antidepressant protracted withdrawal, programs to follow, therapists to work with, etc. etc? There is a great resource named Gustav that did a well done video on this but I need to find more information to start putting things into...
  5. G

    A Mindbody Approach to Protracted Withdrawal Syndrome [Video]

    Hi everyone! The ideas of John Sarno saved my life—in more ways than one. Back what feels like a lifetime ago, I suffered from both chronic pain (all over my body) and “protracted withdrawal syndrome” from psychiatric drugs (many frightening sensations). It felt really hopeless because I had...
  6. T

    New Here. Post-acute withdrawal. Support w TMJ/migraine/tinnitus

    Hi Everyone, I am new here. I am experiencing a health situation that I am determined to heal. I want to receive positive support and encouragement in this process. Here is the story of what happened: I was on 1.5mg of Ativan for two years, taking it as prescribed by a psychiatrist for...
  7. Marls

    Cymbalta withdrawal advice

    Hi All, I've had a bit of a hard couple of weeks and (in desperation) decided to try Cymbalta. I have been taking it for 11 days, but only half strength, ie 15 mg. Today I've woken up with the zombies; dizzy, disoriented, shaking, pounding, etc. I'm not too sure about pushing forward with...
  8. D

    Smoking as a 'cover-up-tool' of the unconsciousness

    Hi Everyone, Just discovered this site, what a relieve and really great that so much knowledge and experiences are being shared here! Good to recognize I am not going crazy ;-) I am from Holland, and here TMS is not so much of a 'thing', people look at me as if I am crazy when I tell them...
  9. Dorado

    I was going to post a success story on an anti-depressant withdrawal forum

    I made a post that referenced antidepressant withdrawal last night, and it reminded me that I've been meaning to make an account on one of those withdrawal forums to discuss how yes, withdrawal is completely valid, but the mind-body connection plays a large role in symptoms that seem to never go...
  10. S

    PGAD success stories

    Hi! There's not enough PGAD success stories on the internet so I thought I'd write about mine especially because they were TMS. :) It might be long but for someone who is struggling with TMS PGAD right now I'm sure it'll be interesting and useful to read. :) I think it's important to know I had...
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