Comments on: Derealization & Depersonalization http://myanxietyattacks.com Put an End to Your Anxiety Attack Problems! Fri, 14 May 2010 12:50:16 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: sum1 http://myanxietyattacks.com/anxiety-disorders/derealization-depersonalization/comment-page-1#comment-634 sum1 Fri, 14 May 2010 12:50:16 +0000 http://www.myanxietyattacks.com/anxiety-disorders/derealization-depersonalization/#comment-634 I may have been depersonalised/derealised before I tried reboxetine (Edronax), but the condition was markedly intensified soon after the initiation of reboxetine. Moreover, the reboxetine-induced worsening of depersonalisation/derealisation have lasted more than 5 years after the cessation of the drug. I would be interested in hearing from others who have experienced either the de-novo onset of symptoms of depersonalisation/derealisation, or an aggravation of existing symptoms, as a result of taking reboxetine (Edronax). I'm also interested in hearing from doctors who have had reports of depersonalisation/derealisation from patients taking reboxetine. I may have been depersonalised/derealised before I tried reboxetine (Edronax), but the condition was markedly intensified soon after the initiation of reboxetine. Moreover, the reboxetine-induced worsening of depersonalisation/derealisation have lasted more than 5 years after the cessation of the drug.

I would be interested in hearing from others who have experienced either the de-novo onset of symptoms of depersonalisation/derealisation, or an aggravation of existing symptoms, as a result of taking reboxetine (Edronax). I’m also interested in hearing from doctors who have had reports of depersonalisation/derealisation from patients taking reboxetine.

]]> By: Amy http://myanxietyattacks.com/anxiety-disorders/derealization-depersonalization/comment-page-1#comment-112 Amy Wed, 22 Apr 2009 13:47:12 +0000 http://www.myanxietyattacks.com/anxiety-disorders/derealization-depersonalization/#comment-112 I have suffered with this for just 2 months now but it has been continuous. The world seems at arms length and i feel like i am on the edge looking through a window and not connecting with anyone. I'm scared this is me forever. Do you ever get through this and get your life back? And if so, how? I just want to wake up now and be myself again! I have suffered with this for just 2 months now but it has been continuous. The world seems at arms length and i feel like i am on the edge looking through a window and not connecting with anyone. I’m scared this is me forever. Do you ever get through this and get your life back? And if so, how? I just want to wake up now and be myself again!

]]> By: Katie http://myanxietyattacks.com/anxiety-disorders/derealization-depersonalization/comment-page-1#comment-94 Katie Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:47:36 +0000 http://www.myanxietyattacks.com/anxiety-disorders/derealization-depersonalization/#comment-94 Hi Mandy, I am sorry you have experienced this for so long. I, too, have had bouts of those kinds of feelings but didn't know what it was. Then, after 23 yrs of marriage to an adulterous, abusive man, I escaped and the it really hit. Of course, I went through depression, post traumatic stress disorder, etc. Although I am very happily remarried and blessed, I still have those moments, although much fewer and farther apart. I could write a book (maybe I will!), but not here :) What I want to say here is that I understand what you are experiencing, and it can get better. A few months ago I told my husband that our first year together was a blurr, a non-existing feeling period of time for me and it was hard for him to believe or understand. But I always felt like I was just watching myself go through the motions of existing, nothing seemed real. The point is - I am better, and I believe you will be too. I am near your age, so perhaps that will help you to feel that I understand. I will try to share some things of what helped me when I see that you have seen this comment. Hi Mandy, I am sorry you have experienced this for so long. I, too, have had bouts of those kinds of feelings but didn’t know what it was. Then, after 23 yrs of marriage to an adulterous, abusive man, I escaped and the it really hit. Of course, I went through depression, post traumatic stress disorder, etc. Although I am very happily remarried and blessed, I still have those moments, although much fewer and farther apart. I could write a book (maybe I will!), but not here :) What I want to say here is that I understand what you are experiencing, and it can get better. A few months ago I told my husband that our first year together was a blurr, a non-existing feeling period of time for me and it was hard for him to believe or understand. But I always felt like I was just watching myself go through the motions of existing, nothing seemed real. The point is – I am better, and I believe you will be too. I am near your age, so perhaps that will help you to feel that I understand. I will try to share some things of what helped me when I see that you have seen this comment.

]]> By: mandy http://myanxietyattacks.com/anxiety-disorders/derealization-depersonalization/comment-page-1#comment-95 mandy Wed, 09 Jul 2008 20:54:08 +0000 http://www.myanxietyattacks.com/anxiety-disorders/derealization-depersonalization/#comment-95 i have suffered with these feelings since i was 15 i have anxciety and deression some times thesefeelings seem to be worsr than others i feel very strange un real i think its worse when i am despressed when i first had these feeling i was very frightend but i have had to live with these i am now 52 going thro the menapause thses last few weeks have been the worst i have had any tips or ideas about this ithink when you caqn to tlk to someone who has had these feelings you feel a lot better sometimrs i feel iam in a strange place but im in my own house i have suffered with these feelings since i was 15 i have anxciety and deression some times thesefeelings seem to be worsr than others i feel very strange un real i think its worse when i am despressed when i first had these feeling i was very frightend but i have had to live with these i am now 52 going thro the menapause thses last few weeks have been the worst i have had any tips or ideas about this ithink when you caqn to tlk to someone who has had these feelings you feel a lot better sometimrs i feel iam in a strange place but im in my own house

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