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[Maxwell123]

Flouxitine to making m feeling as im loosing it in happy sort of way making noises laughing just being silly in general any advicr plz help thanks in advance

[honjen43]

Dont stop taking it suddenly, but if you decide tp stop, do it VERY gradually!

If you are able to ask your doctor for an alternative, then domso and get his help to transition.

My thought is you need to be sble to use your brain and think clearly whilevyou have that ability. If you are depressed, ask for something else, as above.

Do you have someone trustworthy to help you through this?

Arecyou being treated for depression, or is it PSP or similar that has brought you to this site?

Sorry! I realise this reply may be difficult for you to take in. SHOW THIS SITE TO SOMEONE WHO WILL READ IT AND HELP YOU!

I will follow your progress. God be with you! May you find the help you need!

[Maxwell123 in reply to honjen43]

I got diagnosed with psp in march

[honjen43 in reply to Maxwell123]

Just read your earlier posts and caught up! Your typing looks similar to other PSP sufferers on this site in the latest post. My typing is just BAD! I would check your dosage, especially if by psychiatrist, as he will be treating symptoms in his field of medecine! He may have no idea about PSP and not realise the drug's effect on you. You need to be ablecto use ALL of the faculties that arecnot affected by PSP! But don't stop taking it without medical advice and support! That has a 'precipice' effect!

[abirke in reply to honjen43]

God bless you Honjen4..Thinking about somebody else right now.....I feel so proud to know you.

AVB

[abirke]

And what's wrong with laughing?

Sign me up!

[Maxwell123 in reply to abirke]

Sometime the laughing at inapropriate times lol

[abirke]

Well Id take Honjens advice then

[sammy90210]

I'm sorry I don't understand, is the laughing because of a medicine side-effect? My dad used to laugh inappropriately too, specially at my mom when she would be upset - it's part of the disease too - but if you think it's a medicine issue, best to check with a doctor