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Hi Joan

Like you said in an earlier post, every reacts differently. I am still quite bitter with big pharma as the last 2-1/2 years tapering off Paxil was the hardest thing I thought I had to live through. Little did I know once I completed coming off the drug, PN was waiting for me! However, if your quality of life is better than you have to do whats best for your situation.
Dan, I don't blame you for being bitter. I've never had any reactions quite as bad as your experience with Paxil, but I did have a little trouble with Effexor--serious brain fog that made doing my job almost impossible. Then I got used to it but it didn't help the problem for which it was prescribed (visceral hypersensitivity). Getting off of it made the fog come back and I swore I'd never take an antidepressant again! (Now I'm talking about trying Cymbalta, so that should give you an idea of my steadfast resolve!
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