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Old 14-12-2006, 10:11 PM
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I thought I would include this here for those that have been on Paxil, are on Paxil, as its just one of those drugs which are proving my own theories, that drugs are just shit. It has excessive suicide rates, new born defects for women, etc etc...

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I know this is a Paxil thread and thanks for the info... But other SSRIs like Zoloft gave me first hand experience it can send suicidal urges over, you don't have to be a kid. If I did not get off of it I can't swear I would be typing. Sorry if in the wrong spot but any SSRI should be approached carefully.
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Old 15-12-2006, 09:42 PM
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I agree totally, in that when I was on Lexapro, even though it calmed anxiety to a degree allowing me some room to breathe, it gave me more side effects than I care to ever have, one being extreme suicidal ideation. I am also lucky to still be on this earth today... It was only getting off Lexapro that I am here today.
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i finally weened myself off paxil... I do feel more human. More feelings.. and I have had to work more on stuff. But it is worth the payoff. I am stil lon effexor. Thanks for posting this, I will take a lot at the link
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Oh, for those interested, here is the actual news release, GlaxoSmithKline Lose Paxil Class Action - Attorney's Win All Round, that was published here some time ago in regard to Paxil.
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