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as you all know by now, I am going through severe withdrawals due to being taken off celexa and Seroquel cold turkey. I have a weird question. I have been getting what feels like severe chills and shakes, like what you would feel when you are freezing cold. It lasts for about a minute. I have been experiencing them three or four times a day. Could this be seizures? If so, should I go to the ER? I can’t get in to my douchebag pdoc until the 28th.
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Today mom and I are taking Moo and Copper to the vet for vaccines. I'm watching a movie having coffee while copper snoozes in between my knees. What does Thursday look like for you?
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Does anyone here have a comfort item you carry with you when you go out? For example this is my doll, Annie, and I've recently been bringing her with me when I run errrands flor have an appointment. Holding her comforts me. I've bought her clothes, crocheted for her, I recently bought a personalized blanket with her name on it. Just wondering if anyone else has a comfort item.
But it could be some other neurological or muscular issue from the med withdrawals. TC you need to be seen by a Dr. whether its at the ER or your regular Dr. you need to be checked out for all these symptoms your having.
I done this a few times and talked with pdoc - it is ABSOLUTELY celexa withdraw and takes about a week. Chills and sweats - ditto.
If you went to ER they would not know our drugs and symptoms like are pdoc does.
Where you are - sucks, mental and physical - but from experience, you are going to get better, sounds like the worse is over..... ((((BIG HUG)))