Summary Of Cymbalta Withdrawal Information - The Ebook

Yes - the finest compendium of antidepressant withdrawal information is now available in a fully compiled and referenced eBook!

Following the fine work FishingHat has put in gathering the information together, I have compiled it all into one 395-page 666-page (!) document to use for reference. All of the links have been updated and is fully searchable quickly and easily.

To those who reference this to users, please feel free to post them towards this post, or take a note of the link where they can download the eBook themselves.

▼▼▼ VIEW / DOWNLOAD THE EBOOK HERE - LATEST REVISION (V1.4) ▼▼▼

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▼▼▼ PREVIOUS VERSIONS OF THE EBOOK ▼▼▼

VERSION 1.3

VERSION 1.2

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VERSION 1.1

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VERSION 1.0

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Again, granted I put in a bit of legwork in checking and formatting everything, but credit due to FishingHat for such dedication to the cause. It is our intention to periodically update the eBook bi-annually, so please check back for the latest version.

To all who find this document - we wish you well and please feel free to join in the forum where we will be happy to help you further.

IUN ...and by extension FishingHat

Some kind words from Overwhelmed;

"Hat...Oh. My. Gosh. I downloaded the ebook & whenever I’m able to, I’ve been reading. And reading. Thank you so very, very much. I’m in absolute awe of you & your vast knowledge! And your generosity, for sharing that knowledge. IUN did such a wonderful job of putting it together, it’s so easy to find exactly what you’re looking for. This should be mandatory reading for every dr with a prescription pad BEFORE prescribing Cymbalta or giving willy-nilly tapering or cold turkey instructions."

Quite - but as you and I have discussed previously in the past Hat, this does not excuse the medical profession giving out instructions without first understanding the protocols  they ask their patients to follow, and the subsequent damage such events can cause. I can't for one moment recall a medical professional saying that he/she did not know of something, and that they would need to check before further advising. GP's over here get a 5 minute window (in most cases) to get the patient in and out of the surgery. I won't go any further down this road as you can all see where it is leading. 

In a ideal world Overwhelmed has a very valid point as it would save so many problems that arise from these drugs, but God forbid that the medical community turn to a forum for advice on their practice!!

I don't want to put in a credit card to join this Scribed website. Is this the only place your ebook exists?

The site shows:

Get Unlimited Downloads with a Free Scribd Trial!

It WAS free to download when I first uploaded it there, but I will find somewhere else to upload the updated version so it can be downloaded for offline use...

Check back in a few days when I have finished the update.

When the page comes up you will see the spot that says "Download". Do not click there. If you simply scroll down the page you will see the document. Try that.

I can see the document by scrolling, but I don't see a way to download it. It's on the website, but chapter by chapter so the only way I can read it is to be online.

Yea, I want everything for free! lol

I have changed the host for the eBook pdf darling - you can now have for FREE

Please check the link above of click below;

https://pdfhost.io/v...of_Contents.pdf

I have changed the host for the eBook pdf darling - you can now have for FREE

 

Please check the link above of click below;

 

https://pdfhost.io/v...of_Contents.pdf

 

Thank you very much! My Christmas resent.

LOL - my pleasure Kathy. 

Glad you resent my work

"...My Christmas resent."

Talk about bah hum bug!!

I think I meant "My Christmas Present"!

I figured that out but was not going to pass a chance to poke a little fun at you.

Happy New Year, Kathy.

I understand!  

Happy New Year to you too, hat! 

I figured that out but was not going to pass a chance to poke a little fun at you.

Happy New Year, Kathy.

...as were my thoughts, Kathy

Also... Happy New Year!

Latest version of the eBook is now available everyone!!! Link has been updated above - and previous versions are still archived. 

https://pdfhost.io/v...of_Contents.pdf

125 pages of new content!!

All the updated parts are highlighted in the table of contents so you can see which bits we have added since the first build.

Any issues with the document or hosting etc, just drop me a PM.

IUN

Version 1.2 of the wonderful eBook is now available for viewing online and download here;

https://pdfhost.io/v/6AUujco2X_Table_of_Contents.pdf

44 more pages packed with lots more information!

Just look at the table of contents to see what has been updated or added to this latest version.

IUN

Wow, cymbalta legends. 

Some lovely words from JamieBlyth;

"Reading the ebook was fascinating - the feedback of members, and the detail and effort you've put into it is mesmerising, Herculean, and truly incredible."

LATEST VERSION 1.3 OF THE EBOOK IS NOW AVAILABLE!!

Contains over 100 pages of new information!

Visit the following link to view or download;

https://pdfhost.io/v...of_Contents.pdf

Mirror (in case above is not working)

https://kvisit.com/7wE/4ewG

Thank you all for your patience whilst I compiled the new content - and not forgetting Hat's input in collating all the information suitable for inclusion.

IUN

I'm still in the process of reading the e-book, but really great work so far! Thanks to FH/IUN for putting this together. I'm learning a lot and getting good ideas for how to support myself during tapering down. 

I wanted to see how to possibly add a warning to the section on St.John's Wort? I studied herbalism + worked as an herbalist at a clinic for a few years, and one of the things I learned about St.John's Wort is that it is contraindicated to take along with ANY other medications. It has an effect on the speed at which the liver metabolizes substances, but in an unpredictable way....so for some people, they will find that they process something faster, others more slowly. This could be a problem, as it could mean that someone would end up with too much of a medication in their system, or not enough. Just wanted to share this with you, but happy to search for the proper documentation if you would like that! 

There is a warning in the ebook against taking SJW with any serotonin related drugs like antidepressants (possible serotonin syndrome) but you bring up a good point. There are other classes of drugs that are processed b y the same cyp enzymes as SJW and should be avoided. I will dig up the ionformation and be sure it gets in the next addition. Good catch and thank you.

There is a warning in the ebook against taking SJW with any serotonin related drugs like antidepressants (possible serotonin syndrome) but you bring up a good point. There are other classes of drugs that are processed b y the same cyp enzymes as SJW and should be avoided. I will dig up the ionformation and be sure it gets in the next addition. Good catch and thank you.

Thanks!! 

Thanks StrangeTimes - always good when we can find extra additions for the eBook.

Glad you are finding it useful. 

Texasgirl

I just went in to the link and it worked fine. I could even do a search. I suspect that IUN saw your post and fixed it.