Mundane News

[Hill Wimp]

[QUOTE 4628336, member: 21629"]Oiiiii ....
I forgot to take Paroxetine in the morning yesterday as I always do. So I took a tablet in the evening (which is also ok). Couple of hours later I took sleeping tablet and went to sleep.
But I always take Paroxetine in the morning and my brain got used to that.
And it worked like double sleeping tablet. I slept 13 hours, still feel sleepy and my head feels like it's made from cotton wool. [/QUOTE]
I take my Citilopram with my evening meal and it helps me sleep. Try not taking your sleeping tablet tonight and just take your other one. You may find that you don't need your sleeping tablets and that you are sharper during the day.
A lot of ADs make you drowsy. I can't take mine in the day as it makes me even more tired than I already am.

 

[potsy]

I hope you feel better soon. I'm still recovering from my cold. So no cycling today. Perhaps I'll go out tomorrow.

I'm a month into this lurgy, cough just about showing signs of going.

 

[TVC]

No lurgy in this housr, we have just done a fast paced 5 mile walk, which may have included coffee and cake in the middle.

Time now to cook Korean.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

No lurgy in this housr, we have just done a fast paced 5 mile walk, which may have included coffee and cake in the middle.

Time now to cook Korean.

I'm not sure about the fast walk, my Good lady has stopped doing fast. But the coffee and cake stop sounds good.

 

[potsy]

I'm not sure about the fast walk, my Good lady has stopped doing fast. But the coffee and cake stop sounds good.

I doubt TVC has a fast walk in him, unless he was being chased by Reg

 

[Lullabelle]

I have bought a new watch, no battery required, it is charged by light.

 

[TVC]

I doubt TVC has a fast walk in him, unless he was being chased by Reg

I'd let him catch me.

 

[MontyVeda]

just checked the weather.... according to the Beeb its mist, then fog, then mist, then fog and so on ...which prompts the mundane question, when does mist become fog and vice versa?

 

[Lullabelle]

I'm not sure about the fast walk, my Good lady has stopped doing fast. But the coffee and cake stop sounds good.

The cafe hasn't been there for long, Coffee Cosmo I think it is called, very busy, plenty of staff and quick service with a smile, we may need to go back.

 

[raleighnut]

More bad news for Leicester, Sheehans musical has joined Irish menswear and Fenwicks in closing down.

 

[Lullabelle]

More bad news for Leicester, Sheehans musical has joined Irish menswear and Fenwicks in closing down.

Fenwicks is an iconic store but not somewhere I would do my shopping, overpriced tat so no wonder it is closing although very bad news for the staff.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Lurgy day ten and I've taken a step backward. Over the last couple of days I've started to feel better, but today I woke with a sore crusty watery eye and my cough is back to full intensity, also I'm very snotty nosed again. So we start again hoping for a better day tomorrow, hoping that a some point this will clear.

I had that 2nd hit too. I was feeling on the mend and then the sore throat, hacking cough and snottiness returned but without the fever of the 1st hit. Luckily, apart from the lingering cough and excessive tissue consumption every time I go out into the cold, it didn't last long.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Nice starter, what's for afters?

Just a wafer thin mint.....

 

[EltonFrog]

I have just parpened some shencils, using a very small shencil parpener.

Does anyone else still do that?

No, but I do get my mucking fords wuddled up sometimes.

 

[marknotgeorge]

[QUOTE 4628466, member: 21629"]

Citalopram and Paroxetine work different. I was on Citalopram in 2006 and it had all possible side effects on me. It was a nightmare.
Paroxetine doesn't cause any drowsiness to me. I was even driving a car (with a permission of psychiatrist). As I mentioned I take it in the morning so it's all day gap between it and sleeping tablets. But yesterday that gap was too short so it caused too long sleep and strange feeling in my head.[/QUOTE]

I haven't taken Paroxetine, but Citalopram and Fluoxetine (Prozac) give me side effects that I don't think would affect you and @Hill Wimp . So I'm on Duloxetine and can't drink proper beer. It's choose the least irksome side effects with these things...