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Tips on minimizing withdrawal symptoms from Effexor (aka Venlafaxine)
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So Shaker how are you getting along? Sounds like your symptoms are subsiding ? I hope so, I bet you feel like you’ve been dragged through a knothole backwards if not worse over the last 10 or so weeks. You must be a very strong person.
Please keep us informed as to how your progress.
Jake
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Best of luck Shaker-I am sending good thoughts your way!
Ainsleigh
Thank you Ainsleigh. Everything will work out!!!!!!
Hey Jake. Well I got a phone call from my blood Doctor this morning. He tells me I have mild Lymphoma. So thats part 2 of what I was saying the other day. It beats having to do the chemo thing. And the Doctor who will be taking care of my case comes very highly rated. So all that makes me feel better. Now if I can only differentiate (?) what is Effexor related and what is Lymphoma related as far as feeling crappy by the way. I’m not feeling all that bad though. That spray I’m using seems to help. I’m rambling on now so I’ll shut up. We use to call this diahrea (wrong spelling) of the mouth. Enjoy your evening
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Hi Jake. Well I seem to be feeling a bit better. Still having issues with sleep. Personally I feel that if you can get a good nights sleep ur next day will be better. I had to go to the blood specialist this past week and give him another 5 vials as well as I had to take a whole bunch of xrays of the bones. I may have something unpleasant going on there. I will find out in the next few weeks. It was a shock to say the least. So the next few weeks will be trying times. Enjoy your day.