Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility?

Posted by Cn. Michele on January 5, 2000, at 12:53:09

In reply to Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility?, posted by Phil on January 5, 2000, at 7:31:00

> Julie, You're right. I was on the same combo about a year ago. Loved the Serzone because of no side effects but then slowly realized that I had turned very mean...people at work were afraid to approach me!! I got off that 'shit', sorry but that's how I feel about it, ASAP. I know a few folks that it works for but I'd rather be depressed than ever take Serzone again.
>
> Phil
I'm with you Phil. I was mean and had super violent dreams plus waking gory, blood and pus ideation. Very strange. Went off it real fast after it dawned on my that, hey this is not me.
Michele

Thread

Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Julie 1/5/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Phil 1/5/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Cn. Michele 1/5/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Noa 1/5/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? GS 1/5/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Cindy W 1/6/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Louise 1/6/00
Serzone DOES make me hostle and MEAN. Mrs. G 1/10/00
Re: Serzone DOES make me hostle and MEAN. David Mirtzer 1/13/00
Re: Serzone DOES make me hostle and MEAN. Snowie 1/13/00
Re: Serzone Experience Dennis 1/14/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Dave 1/28/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Cindy W 1/29/00
Update on my hostile Serzone-taking friend Julie 1/29/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Alice 2/9/00
Re: Serzone, clonazepam, and hostility? Noa 2/9/00

Post a new follow-up

Notify the administrators

Start a new thread

poster:Cn. Michele thread:18071
URL: http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/20000101/msgs/18097.html