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Sweet Dreams Lois

Posted by Sassy on January 5, 2000, at 20:06:51

In reply to Re: Effexor and Remeron, posted by lois on January 5, 2000, at 16:10:49

Hi Lois,

I decided I'm going to give this remeron a chance.

If this appetite thing doesn't stop, I have to ask for something else. Usually if I eat protein the hunger pangs go ahead, but they haven't.

Beside sleeping pretty okay most of the night, I actually dream!

I usually don't have dreams unless it's a nightmare. The latest dreams have been very vivid and weird, not nightmares. My little boy woke me up because he heard me struggling in the dream.

If this is how dreams usually are, I rather not have them. With Tradazone, I didn't remember a thing, but it took me longer to get it together in the morning and I needed to fill up on coffee to be productive. I don't feel that way on the
remeron. I'm pretty refreshed in the morning.

Sweet Dreams!
Sassy

> Sassy,
> Hi,
> I am on remeron 30-45mgs at supper and effexor XR
> 37.5mgs in morning and 75mgs in eve. with remeron.
> I had MAJOR sleep problems until remeron. Now I
> rarely need an ambien. Am also on 0.25mgs clonipin,600mgs neurontin,and 800 mgs tegretol.
> The remeron was the latest to be added.I do feel
> hungry,but have been so sleep-deprived for so long
> that the remeron is still a welcome relief.
> Seems though it might have been potentiating the
> clonapin---last few nights a little less restful.
> I'll have to see if the 45mgs of remeron continues to help or if I get tolerant to THAT also. Maybe I can decrease the nighttime effexor.Still not very motivated,but not as bad as before I got less sleep.
> Good luck.
> Lois


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