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Category Archives: venlafaxine
Older
You have been very patient. Thank you – yes, both of you. And you there, at the back, yes you, no, sorry, I didn’t see you come in. It’s been more than a week now since I finished transitioning from … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in depression, Dreaming, mental illness, venlafaxine, veterans of the psychic wars, vortioxetine
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Don’t Try This At Home
As you’ll both be aware I am in the middle of changing from one Brain Care Medication to another. Last week I was just starting a week of zero venlafaxine (trades under Vensir, Vencarm, Venlalix, Voldemort, Vadermort, Vulcan Bomber — … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Adrien Brody, Asterix the Gaul, Brintellix, Dover Beach, Dreaming, Efexor, Effuxxxor of Luxor, GUILLERMO DEL TORO, Helena Bonham-Carter, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Owen Wilson, Popocatépetl, Science Is Vital, Silliness, Taika Waititi, Terry Gilliam, the Benzedrene Epoch, the Death Star, The Embalmer, The Hunt for the Wilder People, Tim Burton, Vadermort, Vencarm, Vengeance Weapon of DOOOOM, Venlablue, venlafaxine, Venlalix, Vensir, Voldemort, vortioxetine, Vulcan Bomber, Wave Upon Wave of Demented Avengers, Wes Anderson
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Brain Strain
I am a career depressive. I’ve been on all the drugs. Back in the day I was on mianserin which they probably only use nowadays to tranquilize rhinos, and even then, only from a long way off. After I came … Continue reading Continue reading
Posted in Bob Dylan, citalopram, depression, do you break a butterfly on a wheel, Domesticrox, Dreaming, excuse me madam does this bus go to the station, james joyce, mianserin, mirtazapine, Music, sertraline, Silliness, St John's Wort, the Magic Roundabout, ulysses, venlafaxine, vortioxetine, Writing & Reading
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Dreamages
Oh, these dreams. I don’t know whether it’s the present situation, or the drugs, but I do have the most vivid dreams these days. Sometimes they are photo-realistic … except that the reality is not as one might expect. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Cromer crabs, Dreaming, dreams, Fallingwater, Frank Lloyd Wright, Leeds University, Portuguese cuisine, Science-fiction, Silliness, Springfield (Illinois), University Challenge, venlafaxine
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Learning How to Say ‘No’
Notwithstanding inasmuch as which my reputation as an editor at Your Favorite Weekly Professional Science Magazine Beginning With N, I’m just a girl who cain’t say ‘no’. I’m in a terrible fix. I always say ‘come on, let’s go,’ just … Continue reading
Posted in big boots would have been better than crox, jeremiad, overachievement, release of calcium from intracellular stores, sanity, thinking, thinking about thinking, venlafaxine, Writing, Writing & Reading
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