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Old 03-11-2007, 05:32 PM #1
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I know Ambien had me doing strange things, and one of them was getting up to eat.

I'd wake up on the couch with food spilled all over me and having no recollection of doing it!

My main reason, however, for stopping it was because it also made me sweat profusely. I thought it was menopause or one of the other meds, but I quit taking it to test it out, and sure enough I didn't sweat. Started taking it again, and started sweating.

I definitely would not drink with that stuff.

There just is no walking around and functioning after taking that stuff! I can't imagine someone going out and driving!
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