Hey, well done D-man!
You're sounding so much more settled than your first post. High fives! If you didn't get a reaction from the AD's there'd be something wrong. Stirring up those brain chemicals with medication is bound to happen.
They're working their way into your system which as you know takes time to balance. I've also mentioned how severe anxiety might not respond to AD's as well as hoped either. They were originally prescribed for depression which can have different symptoms caused thru a different set of brain/body chemicals.
With sleep, have you tried reducing the amount of med's taken prior to bed? I had to do this for the same reason you've mentioned. Hangover effect..
If you combine a small dose with relaxing activity and wait about an hr before retiring, it might alleviate morning fog and lack of motivation, or at least reduce symptoms. Just a thought..
With work and getting thru your day; rest is essential. Your CNS is damaged, just like physical damage from an accident it needs time to heal. Because it's related to your brain, symptoms are reflected in how your mind works. Sleep, rest and recovery time are all important.
Thanks for the update too, it's good to see you posting. I hope it's been beneficial for you.
So, until next time.. keep up the great work! You rock!
Sez
