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Old 09-20-2006, 11:18 PM #5
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Just thought of something. I stopped taking Paxil on my own. I guess I did it cause of all the cost of all my meds. But I didn't taper it or anything. Should I have? I am one lousy nurse.
Geez Louise! Did you get the brain zaps? Not everyone has a bad time coming off of Paxil, but, I'm afraid to take that chance. That could be your problem. Take your Nursey Cap off and put it in the drawer.

Take an Asprin and call me in the morning. Actually, I'm not kidding. An asprin will help me sleep at night, sometimes. I like asprin...grossly underrated.

I hope you sleep well tonight.
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