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Tips on minimizing withdrawal symptoms from Effexor (aka Venlafaxine)

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@sandij

@grandmar it's hard to see our children suffer. It sounds like your son is working very hard at improving his mental health. If he makes the decision to begin effexor, I hope that it beings him the quality of life that he deserves. The good thing is, he is well educated about the effects of the medication and will not enter into it lightly. Thinking about you all.

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grandmaR | @grandmar | Apr 29, 2019

@sandij
Yes, it is VERY hard to see people we love suffer. I know it is ridiculous, but I feel guilty because I know he inherited it from me.
That makes no sense, but neither do I. LOL

My son isn't a doctor, but he and my daughter in law are in the medical field, so he understands medical jargon and he does his research. In addition, we have had many heart to hearts regarding the use of medication, including Effexor.

Best to us all.....
Ronnie (GRANDMAr)

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