Insomnia Forum Posting

Posted by wendy on June 24, 2002 at 06:09:39:

Anyone have experience taking Remeron PLUS other meds? I've been on Klonopin and Amitryptaline for a very long time, and was recently sent home with Remeron, which I'm reluctant to take because then I'd have 3 meds in my life and am scared of really feeling like a zombie! But after over 2 weeks of waking up totally exhausted, I'm thinking about taking the Remeron. Anyone with comments on this would be greatly appreciated. Not so sure the psychiatrist I saw should have me on all these meds.
Also, how would one go about finding a reputable cognitive therapist in his/her area. And is there any way I could find out the reputation of the psychiatrist I'm seeing now?
Thank you!

Follow Ups:

• Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds Sadie 00:10 6/25/02 (6)
  • Re: Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds David 07:31 6/25/02 (4)
    • Re: Re: Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds Bubba 07:56 6/25/02 (3)
      • Re: Re: Re: Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds David 08:53 6/25/02 (2)
        • Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds Lynne 02:43 6/26/02 (1)
          • Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds David 08:56 6/26/02 (0)
  • Re: Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds wendy 04:47 6/25/02 (0)
• Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds LL 08:36 6/24/02 (0)
• Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds Steph 06:19 6/24/02 (3)
  • Re: Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds wendy 08:51 6/24/02 (0)
  • Re: Re: taking remeron PLUS other meds wendy 07:11 6/24/02 (0)
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