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Old 05-29-2008, 03:24 PM #14
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I have some Trazodone. It makes me feel weird, kind of nervous feeling the next day, but then so does the Amitriptyline.

I never take my sleeping meds at full strength. I break the pills in half and then break the halves in half and only take a 1/4 of a pill. Seems to get me to sleep. I'll wake up every 3 hours tho, but that's better than either not sleeping, or waking up every hour.
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