Notes about call with psychiatrist.
read more* Like I said, so much anxiety went away when I saw Tara and then got started on work. * I felt so great the day that I saw her, and the following day (yesterday) * Both of these days, I had taken Ativan early in the morning. * Then today I started having a really down day. * It felt to me like my mood was really down but for absolutely no apparent reason. * When I took it, I felt "because of the way I feel now, if I don't take this, I'm not going to be able to do anything today and it'll be a horrible day" * Taking the Ativan seems to have helped, at least somewhat. * I am concerned about having to take Ativan every morning. * I don't want to be using it as a crutch. * Tara is concerned about me continuing it as well. * Can we start weaning me off Ativan now? * Should I try one night without the Remeron, so I can see how much I'm sleeping? * Next time I feel like that, should I just stomach through it no matter the cost and not take Ativan? Ativan History: * When you first gave it to me, I took 3 doses in 2 days. Then I didn't have any for about 9 days. Now I've had about one per day for the last 6 days. I've been on Wellbutrin and Remron for a little over 2 weeks. He wants to do 3-4 weeks of Ativan. He doesn't want to taper off the Ativan. He wants to add 10mg of Prozac, see how I do. Then increase to 20mg of Prozac. Then pull the Wellbutrin away. Then sit with 30-40mg of Prozac. * Leave Wellbutrin the same * Leave the Remron * Take one Ativan every morning when I get up * Tomorrow morning going to add in Prozac 10mg * Once we've had Prozac in my system for 2-3 days * Then go up to Prozac * Then 7-10 days after starting going to try to pull back the Wellbutrin * 4-5 days, could try pulling the Ativan back * 1 pill to 3/4 of a pill for a week * 1/2 a pill for a week Text you the number of the pharmacy for the Prozac. Could also try the Wellbutrin 300mg. Try for a few days: 300mg Wellbutrin in morning. 1 Ativan in the morning. 1 Remron at night. If can't fall asleep: Switch to Prozac