Take the Zoloft at night!! I’ve taken Zoloft for a year now and always took at night. It definitely makes you sleepy. I started at 50 mg and gradually upped it to 150mg. It worked pretty well for me for a while but began to notice I felt too numb to my emotions. Not terrible, but more than I would like and depression symptoms have started to return. So I am currently weaning off Zoloft and am about to start Wellbutrin. That’s how I came across your vids! You’re hilarious btw 😂. Hang in there! Praying for your journey!
Thank you, thank you for this amazing comment!!!✨✨✨ I’ve been taking Zoloft for a little over a year now but taking it at night was a complete and utter game changer!! 100% absolutely right! i’m hoping for you the very best on your mental health journey. Wellbutrin was a pretty wild ride at the beginning, But I kind of enjoyed it all the way from the beginning. the only terrible thing was just I could not sleep insomnia. It was so bad but eventually eventually that went away and I can sleep much much more easily now! thank you for your prayers encouragement. I really appreciate it!!!
Hey man, I just started watching your videos and this one really hit me. I'm currently taking wellbutrin 150, and the 2nd week is making me lose hope. I feel really numb to everything. I'm gonna keep pushing but it's a struggle 😪.
You need to understand what an absolute badass you are for pushing through✨This is not something a lot of people can do and you are doing something that takes an abnormal amount of strength and will power. It really is a matter of making to the next day. A consistent month to two month period should give you a sense of if this is working for you. I’ve taken wellbutrin now for multiple years and I cannot even tell you the last time I had a side effect. Hopefully you are communicating with your mental health care provider and letting them know if it’s working for you. I promise you it will get better. Remember to eat clean, get your 3-5 sessions of cardio in, sleep and for the love of bajeezus no weed. This is the way to build a foundation for the meds to work. Wishing you all the best!!!🙏✨✨✨
Zoloft is wonderful. I took it for many many years. 10 or 15 . I was stupid and stopped meds. Good for two years. Then recurring major depression and GAD generalized anxiety disorder. Now I take trintellix and buspirone for two years now. Works good. Blessings ❤️
@@robertmakesashow7089 trintellix works good but there's no generic. Even with insurance it's 70$ a bottle. When I was in hospital with appendix they didn't have any to give me. So I wouldn't recommend it.
I’ve been on Zoloft, Citalopram, Fluoxetine and lamotrigine. (I forget the brand names.) I was diagnosed with depression and general anxiety disorder. Never tried Wellbutrin. My combo now is oxcarbazepine and buspar. I feel good now. I can work, sleep well. But I do have some emotional blunting too. I guess we can’t have it all. But I’ll take this. I can relate to you regarding the extreme tiredness and still unable to sleep. Right now I feel like I’m on the right combo. I hope you get to where you feel like yourself. ❤I got the brain zaps when I got off SSRIs. It was not cool coming off that stuff for me. I had (still have at times) intrusive thoughts too. Sorry my comment is so weird… I’m commenting and watching at the same time. 😂😂 Watch out for serotonin syndrome with the Zoloft and the buspar. It’s rare, and I doubt it will happen, but just be aware. Your hair is fine. Ok I’m done rambling. ❤😂😂😂
Maaaan, I appreciate a good ramble! 🙏✨ Very glad to hear you got your combo down. That’s amazing. For me the emotional blunting slowly slowly got better, hopefully that will be your experience. Thanks again for the comment!
I was on Zoloft before. I was on 25 mg for one week and my doctor wanted me to go up to 50 mg after. That might have been a little too much to go to 50 mg that fast. My anxiety was so bad after that I went off of it again. Kind of feel bad that I threw in the towel.
@@nl212ep This was my fourth time on Zoloft. I ended up having weird heart palpitations that I never felt before and I asked my psychiatrist to take me off of it.
Thanks for your comment!! side effects are a tough situation!! If you decide to try it again or another SSRI maybe you can go low and slow with the dosage. Or try Buspar if your psychiatrist thinks it’s a good fit! It’s never too late to get that mental health right! I wish you all the best!✨
@@robertmakesashow7089 I am actually prescribed Buspar. I actually only took it one day and it made me lightheaded and a little nauseous. I feel bad that I threw the towel in on that as well.
Hi Rob, thanks for the great and precious content you share, very useful. Why did you start zoloft, when you already were on wellbutrin and buspar? Couldn't your psychiatrist just up one of the 2 meds' dose until the desired end result is reached?
That is an excellent excellent question! ✨✨✨ it was kinda a combo that I put together myself. Firstly, I kinda theorized that I would get a benefit from the synergy of multiple drugs. Each of the drugs worked in different ways and on different aspects of the brain. Instead of pulling one lever harder and harder, so to speak, I pulled multiple levers lightly. I didn’t want to reach a super high level of one drug in particular, makes it a lil harder to taper off if need be. Secondly, I found that the buspar and wellbutrin were doing good things for my anxiety and i didn’t want to alter that course. Though at that time, my depression was still bad. Zoloft, above all things is more depression focused and I tried to add it to see if I can really just target the depression. Thankfully with enough time the Zoloft did its job and my depression started to decrease. Thank u for the excellent question!✨✨✨😌
@@robertmakesashow7089 Thanks so much for your answer. Currently on Zoloft myself, and added buspar almost 2 months ago. End result is pretty satisfying. I introduced Buspar to be able to tone down 25mg of Zoloft, reaching 75 instead of 100 mg, which made me emotionally numb. Worked out pretty well IMO, and now targerting the 50mg bar. Also contemplating adding wellbutrin to it, but not right now. Anyway, thanks for that content, keep it straight, you got French watchers now!
I’m so sorry to hear that 😞 yeah some psychoactive meds can really exacerbate dementia. I hope you were able to taper off successfully 🙏✨ wishing you the best of health.
❤️ dang my guy, your gunna get me in my feelings ✨ thank you so much for your feedback. What you’re doing takes an abnormal amount of courage and strength. I’m proud of your determination to get better cuz absolutely deserve to be. Keep living healthy, eat clean and remember to get that cardio in! doesn’t have to be crazy cardio just get your heart rate up 3-5 times a week for 30 mins. 💪✨ wishing you all the best, and i’m sending my most positive vibes ⚡️
Hi Robert. Hope you’re doing well! One question for ya, how long was it until you started feeling noticeable positive mental health changes while taking bupropion? I’m just about 8 days in and I feel like I’m mostly feeling a very slight undertone of a headache and most of the same thoughts. It’s doing something, but I’m not quite sure what yet. Almost kinda confused at what I’m feeling. Idk! Lol
bupropion like the other meds i’m on definitely took a long time to feel stable. It’s been awhile now but I want to say after the first month, once I got my ability to sleep back under control I felt pretty balanced on it, then at the 3 month mark I no longer had side effects and was feeling pretty acclimated to the med. My experience may be a bit different cuz I was also on Buspar which of all my medication was probably the most helpful and I think it helped soften the initial side effects of wellbutrin and probably did the most for my anxiety/depression. Its totally normal to feel confused about how you’re feeling, i felt the very very same way. I think you might be rounding your first month now so it’s hopefully starting to feel more stable. Wishing you the very best of health!! Thanks again 🙏✨
How many drugs have you tried using. Do you purposely rotate them or are you trying to find one that works. Genuine question. I used Zoloft for 10 years and just kept using because, well, I just thought it worked and trying to get off made me so sick? I never considered trying anything thing else.
I don’t rotate any drugs, i just take them all at the same time 😂 true story. Its kinda a thing I developed. I take them all in the lowest dose. Not recommending it cuz not a medical professional in this field but it works for me
Thank you!!😊 ✨I did try!!! I was terrible at it 🤣 But at least people were laughing (at me not with me :) I appreciate your compliment, it re-sparks the lil spark of my ol youthful comedy dreams.
Take the Zoloft at night!!
I’ve taken Zoloft for a year now and always took at night. It definitely makes you sleepy. I started at 50 mg and gradually upped it to 150mg. It worked pretty well for me for a while but began to notice I felt too numb to my emotions. Not terrible, but more than I would like and depression symptoms have started to return.
So I am currently weaning off Zoloft and am about to start Wellbutrin. That’s how I came across your vids! You’re hilarious btw 😂.
Hang in there! Praying for your journey!
Thank you, thank you for this amazing comment!!!✨✨✨ I’ve been taking Zoloft for a little over a year now but taking it at night was a complete and utter game changer!! 100% absolutely right! i’m hoping for you the very best on your mental health journey. Wellbutrin was a pretty wild ride at the beginning, But I kind of enjoyed it all the way from the beginning. the only terrible thing was just I could not sleep insomnia. It was so bad but eventually eventually that went away and I can sleep much much more easily now! thank you for your prayers encouragement. I really appreciate it!!!
Hey man, I just started watching your videos and this one really hit me. I'm currently taking wellbutrin 150, and the 2nd week is making me lose hope. I feel really numb to everything. I'm gonna keep pushing but it's a struggle 😪.
You need to understand what an absolute badass you are for pushing through✨This is not something a lot of people can do and you are doing something that takes an abnormal amount of strength and will power. It really is a matter of making to the next day. A consistent month to two month period should give you a sense of if this is working for you. I’ve taken wellbutrin now for multiple years and I cannot even tell you the last time I had a side effect. Hopefully you are communicating with your mental health care provider and letting them know if it’s working for you. I promise you it will get better. Remember to eat clean, get your 3-5 sessions of cardio in, sleep and for the love of bajeezus no weed. This is the way to build a foundation for the meds to work. Wishing you all the best!!!🙏✨✨✨
Thank you Robert! I related to most if not all your expressions and experiences!
Thank you Joey!!! I sincerely appreciate your feedback🙏✨ I sincerely hope you are thriving and healthy and I’m sending positive vibes your way!!
Always great to see you Robert.✌🏻big fan of
Thank you my dude! 🙌✨ Very very much appreciate the support!!
Zoloft is wonderful. I took it for many many years. 10 or 15 . I was stupid and stopped meds. Good for two years. Then recurring major depression and GAD generalized anxiety disorder. Now I take trintellix and buspirone for two years now. Works good. Blessings ❤️
Firstly, thank you for your comment!!✨ I’ve never heard of trintellix before! I’m very glad it’s working for you! Wishing you the very best!
@@robertmakesashow7089 trintellix works good but there's no generic. Even with insurance it's 70$ a bottle. When I was in hospital with appendix they didn't have any to give me. So I wouldn't recommend it.
I’ve been on Zoloft, Citalopram, Fluoxetine and lamotrigine. (I forget the brand names.) I was diagnosed with depression and general anxiety disorder. Never tried Wellbutrin. My combo now is oxcarbazepine and buspar. I feel good now. I can work, sleep well. But I do have some emotional blunting too. I guess we can’t have it all. But I’ll take this. I can relate to you regarding the extreme tiredness and still unable to sleep. Right now I feel like I’m on the right combo. I hope you get to where you feel like yourself. ❤I got the brain zaps when I got off SSRIs. It was not cool coming off that stuff for me. I had (still have at times) intrusive thoughts too. Sorry my comment is so weird… I’m commenting and watching at the same time. 😂😂 Watch out for serotonin syndrome with the Zoloft and the buspar. It’s rare, and I doubt it will happen, but just be aware. Your hair is fine. Ok I’m done rambling. ❤😂😂😂
Maaaan, I appreciate a good ramble! 🙏✨ Very glad to hear you got your combo down. That’s amazing. For me the emotional blunting slowly slowly got better, hopefully that will be your experience. Thanks again for the comment!
I really like your videos 😊
I hope you make more 🌷
Thank you thank you! I appreciate you✨😌 It’s comments like this that keep me goin! 🙌
I was on Zoloft before. I was on 25 mg for one week and my doctor wanted me to go up to 50 mg after. That might have been a little too much to go to 50 mg that fast. My anxiety was so bad after that I went off of it again. Kind of feel bad that I threw in the towel.
Same experience. You’ll get right. I had to try several different meds and now I feel really good. Wishing you the best ❤
@@nl212ep This was my fourth time on Zoloft. I ended up having weird heart palpitations that I never felt before and I asked my psychiatrist to take me off of it.
Thanks for your comment!! side effects are a tough situation!! If you decide to try it again or another SSRI maybe you can go low and slow with the dosage. Or try Buspar if your psychiatrist thinks it’s a good fit! It’s never too late to get that mental health right! I wish you all the best!✨
@@robertmakesashow7089 I am actually prescribed Buspar. I actually only took it one day and it made me lightheaded and a little nauseous. I feel bad that I threw the towel in on that as well.
Thank you I appreciate you
Hi Rob, thanks for the great and precious content you share, very useful. Why did you start zoloft, when you already were on wellbutrin and buspar? Couldn't your psychiatrist just up one of the 2 meds' dose until the desired end result is reached?
That is an excellent excellent question! ✨✨✨ it was kinda a combo that I put together myself. Firstly, I kinda theorized that I would get a benefit from the synergy of multiple drugs. Each of the drugs worked in different ways and on different aspects of the brain. Instead of pulling one lever harder and harder, so to speak, I pulled multiple levers lightly. I didn’t want to reach a super high level of one drug in particular, makes it a lil harder to taper off if need be. Secondly, I found that the buspar and wellbutrin were doing good things for my anxiety and i didn’t want to alter that course. Though at that time, my depression was still bad. Zoloft, above all things is more depression focused and I tried to add it to see if I can really just target the depression. Thankfully with enough time the Zoloft did its job and my depression started to decrease. Thank u for the excellent question!✨✨✨😌
@@robertmakesashow7089 Thanks so much for your answer. Currently on Zoloft myself, and added buspar almost 2 months ago. End result is pretty satisfying. I introduced Buspar to be able to tone down 25mg of Zoloft, reaching 75 instead of 100 mg, which made me emotionally numb. Worked out pretty well IMO, and now targerting the 50mg bar. Also contemplating adding wellbutrin to it, but not right now.
Anyway, thanks for that content, keep it straight, you got French watchers now!
Once i taper off this lexapro I am done w psych meds. My godmother has dementia from psych drugs. Never again.
I’m so sorry to hear that 😞 yeah some psychoactive meds can really exacerbate dementia. I hope you were able to taper off successfully 🙏✨ wishing you the best of health.
What you felt I felt too man ❤
You look great god bless you ❤
❤️ dang my guy, your gunna get me in my feelings ✨ thank you so much for your feedback. What you’re doing takes an abnormal amount of courage and strength. I’m proud of your determination to get better cuz absolutely deserve to be. Keep living healthy, eat clean and remember to get that cardio in! doesn’t have to be crazy cardio just get your heart rate up 3-5 times a week for 30 mins. 💪✨ wishing you all the best, and i’m sending my most positive vibes ⚡️
Hi Robert. Hope you’re doing well! One question for ya, how long was it until you started feeling noticeable positive mental health changes while taking bupropion? I’m just about 8 days in and I feel like I’m mostly feeling a very slight undertone of a headache and most of the same thoughts. It’s doing something, but I’m not quite sure what yet. Almost kinda confused at what I’m feeling. Idk! Lol
bupropion like the other meds i’m on definitely took a long time to feel stable. It’s been awhile now but I want to say after the first month, once I got my ability to sleep back under control I felt pretty balanced on it, then at the 3 month mark I no longer had side effects and was feeling pretty acclimated to the med. My experience may be a bit different cuz I was also on Buspar which of all my medication was probably the most helpful and I think it helped soften the initial side effects of wellbutrin and probably did the most for my anxiety/depression. Its totally normal to feel confused about how you’re feeling, i felt the very very same way. I think you might be rounding your first month now so it’s hopefully starting to feel more stable. Wishing you the very best of health!! Thanks again 🙏✨
Have you ever heard about Pssd?
How many drugs have you tried using. Do you purposely rotate them or are you trying to find one that works. Genuine question. I used Zoloft for 10 years and just kept using because, well, I just thought it worked and trying to get off made me so sick? I never considered trying anything thing else.
I don’t rotate any drugs, i just take them all at the same time 😂 true story. Its kinda a thing I developed. I take them all in the lowest dose. Not recommending it cuz not a medical professional in this field but it works for me
What if you have all those things on nothing?
I definitely did have all those things on nothing!!! Thankfully the medication helped😌✨
How are you today?
Doing well!!😌✨✨✨ how are you?!
I’m confused wasn’t your last video before this one on Zoloft too? Why are you saying you just started it? Lol
it was from the archives! check out the title...but yeah its super confusing🙃
@@robertmakesashow7089 ohhhh ok🤣 I didn’t read the last part of the title
How are you?
I’m good!!!! Thanks for checking in! Just working a lot a lot and planning some trips! Hope you are doing well!!!🙏✨✨✨
I really appreciate this video ! You are a really funny dude. Have you ever considered stand up comedy or improve? Anyways Thank you sir
Thank you!!😊 ✨I did try!!! I was terrible at it 🤣 But at least people were laughing (at me not with me :) I appreciate your compliment, it re-sparks the lil spark of my ol youthful comedy dreams.
I’m on day 9
meds are not the solution they do way much more harm than good.