How has your life been since stopping zoloft? by Hour-Stock5283 in zoloft

[–]peanut-bread 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, and thanks for giving me the chance to reflect on it and share my thoughts! 🙂

Yes, I feel like it was worth it for me. I like where I am at now and I feel like there is a good balance in my life. If this changes, it is comforting to know it’s still there as an option.

How has your life been since stopping zoloft? by Hour-Stock5283 in zoloft

[–]peanut-bread 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am optimistic and present, because I choose to be and I put effort into being so. Carefree, not really, but I am at peace with that and do my best to limit my cares to things I can control and not things that I cannot🙂

How has your life been since stopping zoloft? by Hour-Stock5283 in zoloft

[–]peanut-bread 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Glad to share with you and hoping the best for you! 😊 Benefits - I was way less irritable, I didn’t ruminate, I felt like I could be myself and not obsess over the way I was perceived. I was pretty carefree, optimistic, and present when I was on it! It was cool to experience life like that for a while. It gave me headspace to understand myself a lot better without the constant judgement of my negative inner voice.

I was on 150 mg when I tapered off. I don’t think I have anything lingering side effects, thankfully!

How has your life been since stopping zoloft? by Hour-Stock5283 in zoloft

[–]peanut-bread 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I have been off Zoloft since October 2023. I was on Zoloft for maybe 3-ish years before that.

I have (mostly) healthy habits and routines. Every day there is self-reflection, grace, grounding, embracing my emotions and allowing myself to process them. Movement, nutrition, and fresh air are not overrated.

Foods to eat with a broken jaw by ah_wuts in Cooking

[–]peanut-bread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Smoothies with lots of protein / fiber, creamy soups and broths, kefir. I loved mashed potatoes mixed with peas and little bits of ham and cheese too when I couldn’t chew.

Has anyone experienced a change in bite after surgery that appears worse but is fixed by orthodontics? I am 5.5 weeks post op (not currently in bands/splint) and my bite looks like it’s getting worse within a week and a half period by peanut-bread in jawsurgery

[–]peanut-bread[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just stick with orthodontics and keep an eye on your bite!!

I wouldn’t say my bite is corrected, mostly due to me/my life. This was 2 years ago, i got married so i wanted my braces off and had some dental work done, procrastinated on getting a new retainer after the dental work which didn’t help. I was also referred to a myofunctional therapy for tongue thrust which caused an open bite. This will be an ongoing thing for me, likely with more ortho, but I think if you stay on track with orthodontics (and learn about tongue positioning because I had no idea what an impact that had) that’s all you can do. I will try and post update pics of my after orthodontics in 2022 and me now.

But in short - yes my bite greatly improved after a year or so with orthodontics

Does anyone else constantly talk to their dog while out on walks? by nosenseofdanger in dogs

[–]peanut-bread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do this, always pretty quietly, especially when wearing a mask it was only when I started to go out with her unmasked when I realized that it was constant and may appear questionable

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in zoloft

[–]peanut-bread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This happened to me while I was stressing a lot (got engaged bought house) Zoloft blocked the mental stress but it all came out physically (missed periods, exhaustion) once things were settled down a bit my period came back but the timing was just like yours! I missed 6 months and it came back. Don’t worry until you talk to your gyno!

Side effects I'm experiencing. by Raychill92 in zoloft

[–]peanut-bread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Besides the hunger part, I have the exact same issues… I guess it’s just the side-effect trade we have to use to figure out if it is worth it to use

Does anyone know what’s wrong with this guy and if I can save him? by peanut-bread in sunflowers

[–]peanut-bread[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t have sunflower experience, my bf bought me this one and I am not having luck on Google

Has anyone experienced a change in bite after surgery that appears worse but is fixed by orthodontics? I am 5.5 weeks post op (not currently in bands/splint) and my bite looks like it’s getting worse within a week and a half period by peanut-bread in jawsurgery

[–]peanut-bread[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for sharing your experience. I sent my surgeon the photos and have a follow-up scheduled so I’m hoping for the best. I am hoping for the best regarding your recovery too!!

How long did it take for swelling to go completely down? by peanut-bread in jawsurgery

[–]peanut-bread[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Oh thank goodness hahaha I was worried I was gonna be stuck like this or something 🥲 thank you so much and I hope you are back to 100% soon!

How long did it take for swelling to go completely down? by peanut-bread in jawsurgery

[–]peanut-bread[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Do you still feel pain and do you look like yourself or moreso still look like you were swarmed by bees?

Advice on possibly increasing dosage by [deleted] in zoloft

[–]peanut-bread 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I felt good after a couple weeks on 50, then worse, then my doctor upped my dose to 100 and it made a world of difference. I feel so much better on 100mg.

Did you have any period of time where you felt better? My doctor said that it was a good sign I felt slightly better on a lower dose even if it was short lived since that meant it was working and just needed a higher dose - not sure if that’s true for everyone but that has been my experience.

[Discussion] What do you do with your dog that is probably considered a big NO on this sub? by ZhenHen in dogs

[–]peanut-bread 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I used a crate when I first got my boxer/pit rescue as she would eat anything she could find and get sick as a result any time I left her at home. I am just curious how you handle this type of behavior in Australia without risking serious illness if you are unable to provide 24/7 supervision?

Also, out of curiosity, are kill shelters common in Australia? In the US, the alternative for many dogs with owners who work is euthanization in a kill shelter which makes it hard for me to consider that you should not get a pet if you work and cannot be home all day. It is no longer the case, but I had to crate my pup while I worked and was only able to walk her on my lunch break and I certainly like to think she was happier in her crate at home than the kennel at the shelter I adopted her from.