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Posted 12/6/2005 4:57 PM (GMT 0)
I was going to try to answer the individual posts but you all are just too fast for me! :-)   So here goes...

To our newest member...Welcome! This is a great place for support not only about Zoloft weight gain but about the individual reasons we all started taking Zoloft in the first place! I'm so sorry about your story. Sometimes I don't understand men...no offense to the men on here...but I really don't. Bless your heart. Just remember that all of it...the situation, the weight gain...is NOT YOUR FAULT. The weight gain is the direct result of the Zoloft, no matter what any doctor tells you, no matter what the manufacturer tells you...it is the fault of the medication. There are just too many of us to prove them wrong.

Mekkie...I'm so sorry you are having a difficult time. I know you want to medication free so much and you are doing such a great job. Just hang in there. We all have our bad days and when I have them I just remind myself to put my head down and wait for it to pass, because it will. God made us this way...gave us our individual burdens of this kind...for a reason and some day we'll find out why. I think it's so we can go out and help others, even if it's just one person...to help society become more tolerant of mental disorders and those who seek help for them. I personally feel it takes a lot more courage to ask for help then to try to tough it out on your own. You're doing great. Give it some time and once it's completely out of your system, you'll start to feel better. Don't worry about being a "downer"...we all understand and we are hear to listen to your frustrations as well as your victories.

Nivram...You hang in there. You and Hillarie are going to get through this. I will say that she's probably being hit with a double whammy as some times BC pills can cause weight gain as well although I'm certainly not advocating that she stop taking them. Again, I'm not a parent but if I did have a daughter in Hillarie's situation, I would encourage her to stay on them and on any medication she needed and just work doubly hard on building up her self esteem.

And as far as the weighing goes...especially for Hillarie...I would say don't weigh every single day. I know the temptation is there. Before I started on Zoloft, I weighed every day and even took my scale home to my mom's house during visits and holidays!!! But I think if you weigh, say, a couple of times a week you'll be more pleased with the progress than every single day. Weight fluctuates during the day so I'd hate to see anyone become frustrated that they might have gained a pound or so from the day before. I know the temptation is great but the weight comes off slowly so you all just have to be patient...I know, easier said than done! :-)

I will say that I got tickled by some of your posts...in a good way.  I know some of you have put your weight and jeans size on here and, can I just say that you are my heroes for doing that because I would never in a million years do that...I'm just not brave enough-but...I don't think I was EVER a size 7 or 9 and I might have been a size 2 or 3 when I was like 5! LOL!!! I'm 5'9 and even at my skinniest I was never out of the double digits...it was the low double digits but still. :-) :-) :-)   :-)  You all are just so dear and precious.

I look forward to coming here and reading your posts everyday. They really help me.

 

Posted 12/6/2005 5:15 PM (GMT 0)

Mekkie, I just want you to know that Hillarie did have a hard time, she would complain that her heart was racing and she would sometimes put her hand to her chest and said everything is to much to handle, maybe she was referring to the tightness, put thought it was anxeity coming back from being off the med.  Yes her appiteite very much increased after, until she now has started on the Wellbutrin xl.  I know they say zoloft isn't addicting but I really feel different.  I feel my daughters body craved it when she went off.  She was off for over three weeks and still felt the side effects.  Not so much the dizziness or bad headaches, but things like your feeling.  It takes time and for her she couldn't deal with them anymore, she felt herself slipping into the same place she started out a couple years ago.  I'm not saying you should go on meds again, but to let you know that I really beleive its part of coming off the zoloft.  10 days really isn't that long, Iknow its scary just from watching what my daughter went through.  Maybe talk with your doctor and see if he or she can give you something to help you through the anxeity part. My daughter also felt like her head was full all the time, like she couldn't deal with everything at once.  Simple things like having to study for a test and then having to shave her legs in the same night, everything seemed twenty times bigger and more complicated for her, she always felt overwelmed by everyday things.  I do beleive that when a person is on the zoloft your mind dosn't allow you to feel the real pressures or natural anxieys of life that we encounter everyday.  So when a person comes off theh zoloft they have a overwellming since of insecurity and anxiety, everything compounds becasue the med is not there to calm or relax the part of the brain anymore.  Of course I'm not a doctor, and this is strictly my opion, but to me it all makes since but watching what Hill went through and reading everyones posts and experinces.  Give yourself the time and talk with your doctor.  All your symptoms are what we went through and you need to know that they are normal, why they happen who knows!  Hill also experinced alot of hot flashes. 

When you say your scared and sad and don't want to leave the house that scares me, you need to talk to your doctor.  It really sounds like your having anxeity!  I need to look back and read why you firist started the zoloft and how long.  Remember you have to take care of yourself becasue you are a wonderful mom and your little guy needs his mom!!  Sometimes I think a person may need alittle something to get over the withdrawl effects from the zoloft.  ITs not a downer for you to write what you feel, thats what this site is for, everyone is in the same boat!

Posted 12/6/2005 6:41 PM (GMT 0)
:-)  Mekkie just thinking about you and hope your feeling better, baby steps, you can do it!  Remember your body is probaly not totaly rid of the zoloft, for there could still be traces of it in your liver and kidneys, so give yourself time, your doing awesome!  Try and take even the smalles taskson one at a time, so the bigger things are not so overwhelming.  Don't give up!

Snickersmom, I think your always a ray of sunshine to everyones day!  tongue

Posted 12/6/2005 7:41 PM (GMT 0)
Oh Mekkie your welcome and thanks again for your words of me being a good mom, your so kind! Your going to get through this!!

This is kinda a personal question or statement, I know I have kinds asked about it before, but its about bith control. I have done some reading on other forums, but not posted, it seems like alot of people have weight gain from it. This is when we really noticed my daughters weight increase at larger amounts. Alot of them on the sight complained of the same weight gain that so many have noticed on here, face and stomach. I quess my question is, does anyone think that the pill could be makingit harder also for the zoloft weight to come off?
Posted 12/6/2005 7:59 PM (GMT 0)

Mekkie said...
Thanks a million nivram...i was in the iddle of posting you to let you know that i will take it one step at a time,and yes it can be very overwhelming to do the smallest tasks and i wont give up ...well at least i hope not to.
I thought about what you said to goto the doctor and ask for something to help me get through the withdrawal of zoloft and i think its a good idea, maybe a mild valium...futher back in the posts i read that amiellia took something like that for the anxiety and thats what helped her get through ..from what i read about her she seems a very mature positive lady so i trust it wont hurt.
Tomorrow i shall force myself to goto the local shops ...i guess if it goes wrong i can run home hahaha

But i must say you are a great help!!! and i knew i would get a good reply from you!! Your one in a million!! What more can i say but that your amazing. Thanks and thanks again.!!!

i know with the kind of reactions i get on here from each and everyone of you ...I will get through it !! WE all will

Thank you so much for your advise and all my best to you and Hillarie ..........and yet again what a wonderfull mum she has.

If you do go out, try to pick a time when there won't be so many people and you won't feel overwhelmed. When I was having a bad time with my OCD I used to go to the grocery store when it opened at 6 a.m. No one was there, I could shop in peace AND I was still able to get out of the house and get home without having a horrible anxiety attack. It's good that you want to get out but you musn't force too much...especially with the holidays and so many people out and about. But I do want to encourage to get out. If you just stay home all you will do is give yourself more time to think about how anxious you are feeling which, in turn, makes you more anxious. And there's nothing wrong with going some place and just taking your time. I've even left full grocery carts in the middle of aisles in my time so don't you worry about anything.

I agree that you do need to tell your doctor what you are feeling and what is going on. Are you sleeping? If not, perhaps you can get a prescription for Ambien or Lunesta. I think a mild, anti-anxiety medication would not be out of the question either.

You are doing so well. Just hang in there. Think about it this way...each minute that passes is more Zoloft cleaning out of your system! :-)

Posted 12/6/2005 8:24 PM (GMT 0)

Mekkie said...
Snickersmom it takes a while for me to get too sleep but after that im out like a light,its just the day time and i guess it has to do with that im quite alone here, abit issolated not many friends, Its my own fault i keep my distance because i dont want to share my feeling our my private life with anyone as its always come back in my face later.

I like the idea of going to the shops early, it is much quiet and i cant handle busy shops.

YOU really did that!! left your shopping trolly!! I would get more anxiety i think if i had to do that, I would feel ashamed and never go back to that shop....but i guess in time of desperation you dont think about that.

Thanks for your support ..

Hope that all is good with you

I have done that and I've gone back to the same grocery store. It's pretty large so I don't think anyone associated the cart with me but there have been times when I used to get so anxious I would start shaking and couldn't breathe.  My therapist is the one that told me to just leave it and get out if it is that bad. There's nothing to be ashamed of...it happens to the best of us.

I'm so much better now that I am on a steady dose of Zoloft. That's what makes the weight gain especially painful for me. I'm very happy...because of the Zoloft...and in another way I'm unhappy...because of the Zoloft. *sigh* It's a Catch 22 for me.

I'm sorry you are isolated. Hopefully you've found a new group of friends here. I think that can be very helpful. When I was first diagnosed with OCD, I had these OCD pen pals (from another site) and it helped me so much to have that community. Thank goodness for the internet!!! :-) I'm blessed because I work in an environment where there are many supportive people and we are like a family. I'm very lucky to have a social job that keeps me busy too so it keeps my mind occupied plus I make jewelry as a hobby. I also have a kitty cat and she is just so precious to me. She really is a lot of company for me.

You are doing great. You can only do what you can do...then the next day...you do a little bit more until the time comes when you can't remember not wanting to go out or leaving carts in aisles or feeling anxious. That day is coming...it's not far off. You'll get there!

Posted 12/6/2005 9:41 PM (GMT 0)
Good day everyone!!! you all have done a lot of conversating today!! Let me catch up!

Mekkie...When i came off zoloft (been off for 5 weeks this thursday) i experienced a lot of the physical withdrawls only in like the first 2 weeks: the zaps, hot flashes, sweating, and so on. Even almost 5 weeks later i am still felling withdrawls such as fatigue, restlessness at night when i am sleeping, the horrible hunger pains along with increased appetite, and the weirdest thing that i have noticed for myself is i am very anxious now that i am off. i never had anxiety previous to zoloft, at least i dont think i did, and i have noticed now that i do. Mine is not as bad as your are explaining about yourself. Last week i had a very rough week due to school. i had so many assignments due it was crazy!! I noticed that when i would lay down to go to sleep at night, all i could think about was how much school work i needed to get done and after 2 hours of trying to shake the thoughts out of my head and go to sleep, the thoughts got the best of me and i got out of bed and did some more work, literally staying up every night with no sleep.i had enough time to get the work down without staying up all night every night, but i think that axiety took over. One morning i actually woke up to trying to catch my breath because i was just so drained. I agree with Nivram, i think the lack of zoloft in your body is making your anxiety worse because your body is so used to relying on the zoloft when it feels the anxiety coming on. Now that your body is not getting a constant supply of the meds. it is in shock, which creates the withdraws you are feeling. BUT ZOLOFT IS NON-ADDICTIVE!!!!!! yeah right! i am no doctor but people are not dumb and even with the basics we do know, i think it is safe to say that is what might be happening. One thing you may look into is breathing exercises, which will help you gather your thoughts in a time when you become overwhelmed. Or maybe you can try writing out a to-do list this way everything you need to do is not just trapped in your head and as you finish each task you can cross it off the to-do list,which in turn may decrease the anxiety because you have accomplished something. Either way you have come to far and i would hate to see you give up now. Hang in there and it is important for you to express however you feel. Please know that we are here for you and will listen(or read) anything that you may want to say. I think right now writing your feelings and frustrations is the best medicine.

Furthermore....Nivram, i do think that the BC pill does have something to do with Hillarie's weight gain. My best friend recently had a baby and when she was in the hospital they gave her a BC shot that lasts 4 months. Well let me tell you she did not lose one ounce of her baby fat until the shot was completly out of her body 6 months later. I am not saying that Hillarie should come off the pill, but there are so many different kinds of birth control available and each of them effect an individual different just as anti-depressants do. so it may just be a matter of finding the one that does not affect her weight.

Snickermom...you are so adorable!!! i love the whole bit you wrote about the jeans sizes. I think that even though you find yourself somewhere in the middle of being emotionally happy and depressed due to your weight gain with zoloft, you are very strong women because you have chosen to stay on the meds. if you think about it, you must have high self-esteem and self confidence because if you did not you would have come off the drug along time age no matter what. keep up the good work.

And last but not least, i also would like to welcome the newest member to the community. welcome Caroleen1966!!! i think you are going to fit in perfect here based on your openess in your first post. i agree that you should tapper off the zoloft slowly and continue to update us on your progress.

Well i had a good day. really fatigued but that may be beacuse it has been overcast all day today here in South Florida. talk to you guys later!!!!!!
Posted 12/6/2005 10:56 PM (GMT 0)

Ally,

It's not strong self esteem...I wish it were. It's just me being realistic. I know I'm not attractive and I know the extra weight makes me even more so but at the end of the day, what good would I be to anyone if I were hysterical all the time? I've come to accept what I am. I don't like it but I've accepted it.

But you are sweet to say what you did and it made me feel better. You all always make me feel better.

Posted 12/6/2005 11:01 PM (GMT 0)
This is fantastic to find this site!!!!! I too have gained about 20lbs in a year and not eating differently and excersizing.  The Zoloft has helped tremendously but like everyone here the weight gain just brings a new type of depression. Has anyone tried any natural suppliments??

I have had terrible itching on my arms and it's the only thing i can think of to cause it.   any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks.

here with 3 labs in central Florida!!! :-)

Posted 12/7/2005 12:19 AM (GMT 0)
Welcome dog artist!!!

there are plenty of people on this site that have used natural supplements instead of zoloft . if you go back and read some of the previous posts, you will probably find some goog info. to get started. i am sure once more of the members read your post they respond back to you.

i have never heard anyone complain of itchy arms before and i am not to sure if it is realated but it is very possible.

Are you currently tappering of zoloft? Keep in touch. :-)

I am going to be moving to cetral florida to attend UCF next fall. tongue

Posted 12/7/2005 1:36 AM (GMT 0)

hey guys tommorow is my last day of taking zoloft " and i know everything will be ok"  !!! 

sorry but i cant sound doubtfull lol.

Anyone else off?

Posted 12/7/2005 2:30 AM (GMT 0)
:-)  Allyboo, just quick, have any of you known me to be quick? tongue

Thank you for sharing the info about the pill and your friend, I do beleive she will go off for a couple monthes to see if it helps speed up the weight loss or to see if it may of contributed any weight gain to the  zoloft side effect. It just seemed that after she went on it , her weight gain really started to show.

I'm thinking of everyone and hoping your all doing good and that the withdrawl side effects are getting better.  I think I'm with my daughter when it comes to thinking that one day she will jsut wake up and that extra 20lbs she gained in the past 7 months will be gone.  That would be a cinderella zoloft fairytale.  I know the wait still eats away at her when it comes to getting ready to do things, for none of her clothes fit or look nice. Everyday I hope to read that someone has dropped 5 to 10 lbs because the side effects of zoloft are totally gone.  I have faith that everyone will be soon starting to approach that stage. 

Good Luck jaymay, keep being positive, not everyone has the side effects as bad as some do!  Hopefully you will be one of them who don't! yeah

Posted 12/7/2005 2:36 AM (GMT 0)

nivram said...
:-)  Allyboo, just quick, have any of you known me to be quick? tongue

Thank you for sharing the info about the pill and your friend, I do beleive she will go off for a couple monthes to see if it helps speed up the weight loss or to see if it may of contributed any weight gain to the  zoloft side effect. It just seemed that after she went on it , her weight gain really started to show.

I'm thinking of everyone and hoping your all doing good and that the withdrawl side effects are getting better.  I think I'm with my daughter when it comes to thinking that one day she will jsut wake up and that extra 20lbs she gained in the past 7 months will be gone.  That would be a cinderella zoloft fairytale.  I know the wait still eats away at her when it comes to getting ready to do things, for none of her clothes fit or look nice. Everyday I hope to read that someone has dropped 5 to 10 lbs because the side effects of zoloft are totally gone.  I have faith that everyone will be soon starting to approach that stage. 

Good Luck jaymay, keep being positive, not everyone has the side effects as bad as some do!  Hopefully you will be one of them who don't! yeah

Thanks Nivram i really needed that encouragment right now.

Thanks. so are you still taking Z

Posted 12/7/2005 2:56 AM (GMT 0)
Oh just a general question i remember reading somewhere that you should stay on zoloft for 6months for the affects of your symptoms to not come back. anyone familiar with this thanks
Posted 12/7/2005 3:05 AM (GMT 0)
JayMay, I myself haven't taken zoloft, Iam writing on behalf of my daughter who is 18. She was off zoloft for about 3 t 4 weeks, last Wednesday she started on wellbutrin xl, we are praying that weight gain is not a side effect. It was hard to decide to go backon something but everything was more then she could handle at this time. Her weight is still very depressing to her.
Posted 12/7/2005 3:12 AM (GMT 0)
did she want to quit taking them all together nivram?
Posted 12/7/2005 5:02 AM (GMT 0)
yes she did, she tappered only for about a week or so, Ithink the tapper process should of been longer, it was all such a mess because they put her on lexapro and that lasted about 2 weeks because she was having bad side effects, then tappered from there. All in all it was a awful battle and I was so happy when I found all the wonderful people on this forum because we felt so alone and scared. I hope someday she'll be able to go off meds all together, the time just was not right I guess.

You have been tappering for awhile, that may be the difference. Jsut remember to keep up with the site, everyone here is a Big help!! If the symptoms start to show up remember t rest as much as you can and be drinking alot of water to flush your system! I'm cheering for you, alnog with everyone else!
Posted 12/7/2005 10:40 AM (GMT 0)
Hi everyone...I haven't been on the site lately, but just wanted to give an update.

OK, so I tapered off of zoloft very slowly--for at least 9 months, but was completely off by the end of September (2.5 months ago). Jaymay--I think that you should be fine getting completely off at this point. If you want to do so, you can literally bite the 12.5mg that you have and take pieces a week or two. It really doesn't matter that the doses will not be exact (I read the earlier posts about trying to break the 25mg in half).

Since getting off of the drug, I have lost about 12 pounds. I am about 5'6-5-7" and always weighed between 125-130lbs. On zoloft, my weight steadily increased to 160lbs (I was my biggest this past summer). Now, I'd say that I'm at around 145-150lbs. ZOLOFT CAUSES WEIGHT GAIN. I wish I could write that on every zoloft advertisement I ever see! But the weight does come off when you stop taking the drug. As I said in earlier posts, I have changed neither my diet nor my exercise regime since getting off of the drug in September, and the weight still comes off. This is proof to me that the drug caused my body to gain weight.

Unfortunately, I'm having a hard time getting rid of the squishy stomach that zoloft left me with mad it really makes me mad. However, the fatty face has diminished somewhat. My mother said that I looked "swollen" when I was on zoloft, and I think that's the best description--zoloft weight is weird weight. It is not just regular weight gain--maybe it's water weight or something? Any advice from anyone out there on how to get rid of a fatty stomach, or at least tone it up a bit, after getting off of the drug?
Posted 12/7/2005 12:47 PM (GMT 0)
Thanks so much Nivram i definetly will stay on the web site to get and give support.

Amelia congrats to you on getting of at the end of september , did any of your symptoms of anxiety or depression return, (or w/e you were taking it for). 

Thanks.

oh yea did ANYONE here or try that Lucinda Bassett program i saw on a infomercial???

bye

Posted 12/7/2005 11:32 PM (GMT 0)

Hello everyone. glad to hear everyone is well.

Nivram...i think that it may be a good idea also for hillarie to come off the BC pill just to see if any of the weight comes off. If you think about it, the only way to find a solution to losing the weight caused by medication is by trial and error. I personally have never been on the pill because i do not believe in the way it affects the body. i don't think natural processes should be disturbed the way the pill does. I just hope that Hillarie is a responsible young adult and will be able to handle not being on the pill, but i am sure she is, because otherwise it could open a whole new can of worms if you know what i mean! scool

Amelia...you have given me so much hope because i have been off the meds. for 5 weeks tomorrow. Congratulations on your success. I also think that getting into a good exercise routine of toning your body could help with the fatty stomach. Trust me that is also the way i gained my weight, a huge bulge of fat on my stomach and a nice double chin!!!!! but i think in time you will start to see more of the fat go away. From what i have been reading about losing the weight from zoloft, the first kind of weight that is lost is water weight which can equal anywhere between 10-15lbs. so it sounds like you have lost the beginning of the weight. stay patient, you have for this long, and you will start  to see more and more of a difference. Good things come to those that wait!!! :-)

Mekkie...i am so pleased to hear that you had a good day!!!i know i probably should not have quit zoloft cold turkey, but when i found out that it was the cause of my misery, the weight gain, i did not want to have anything to do with the drug ever again. i mean i have suffered from withdrawls but i look at it as a small obstacle that i need to over come in order to get my life back.3 months is nothing compared to the long time satisfaction that i know i am going to have. But one thing i dont understand about what your doctor says is that zoloft has a half life and leaves the body within 3 days of not taking it, But then why does it take so long to get into your body and really start working? Everything that i have read so far says that most people start to feel a little better after 1 or 2 weeks of starting the meds. but it takes about 6 weeks for the meds. to really get in the body and really do its job and that it takes the same amount of time for the meds to leave the body. oh well i really dont care anymore because i am half way through the battle of coming off the drug.

Well everyone take care and i will talk to you soon. tongue

Posted 12/7/2005 11:38 PM (GMT 0)
hey everyone hope your all great.

anyone who has come off the meds , did you have a relapse. if so how did you wean.

thanks

Posted 12/8/2005 4:40 PM (GMT 0)
I have been on celexa for 2 years and have gained about 20 pounds. although I am on weight watchers for 2 months now and exercise every single day vigorously, I keep gaining and losing 5 pounds every other week. I would like to get off the celexa (purely for weight loss reasons) but dont want any of the dreaded side effects. anyone with any ideas?
Posted 12/8/2005 6:41 PM (GMT 0)

Mekkie said...
Allybooboo i have not idea why people after been on zoloft for 2 weeks feel beter,i know that i started to take it and i had a horrible time it took at least 2 months before i started to feel beter,the side effects where that bad i had to take another drug with it to calm me down,was called oxypam valium i guess at first i was taking 10mg of that and sometimes the effects got so bad with zoloft i was taking 8 oxypam in 24 hours...it was hell.

I think i left it to late to take zoloft cause i was affraid to go on anti-dep,so when my problems started i tryed natural products and went to those so called healers pfff lot of good that did me ...then i ended up having a nervous breakdown...maybe thats why it took so long for zoloft to work for me(i was to far gone)

Today im feeling alot beter the withdrawal is getting less although i am now going through the phase of mood swings and very restless but like you said allybooboo we went through hell just taking zoloft for along time so what would be so hard to go through the withdrawal.

I dont blame you going cold turkey,i totaly understand,it made you misserable just like it did everyone of us with the weight gain.And yes your half way through!!Be proud of that....

Take care

Nivram how did it go at the dietition???? and did your sister find any more infomation ie. magnesium and other supplements.And how is your daughter doing on the wellbutrin xl and has she stopped with BC yet

Jaymay if im right you stopped taking zoloft for the first time yesterday....How is it with you?

well yes i have been off zoloft for 1 day and i feel ok i mean its still in my body for at least 5 days. but everything should be good!
Posted 12/8/2005 9:23 PM (GMT 0)
Mekkie...in my opoinion you are going through the worst part right now, the mood swings. At times you may feel like you made the wrong decision but you haven't and it will get better. i have just gotten passed the stage and i feel great. i have had a great week so far. i mean i have had the occasional mood swings but now i am more aware of them and do my best to get myself under control. hang in there it is going to all work out in the end. when i felt absolutly frustrated i just came onto this forum and wrote about how i was feeling and it helped me so much. i think that if you find yourself in a situation like that maybe you should try doing the same. furthermore i too had a hard time when i first started the zoloft. not as hard of a time as you did, but i always felt sick to my stomach and tired all the time. i had to take the zoloft at night so it would not affect me during the day. but that is the past and i am more looking foward to the future. good luck and keep us posted. just remember you are not alone and the hard part will be over soon even if it does not fell like it tongue

nivram...i also would like to know what you found out at the nutrienist. keep us updated.

Posted 12/8/2005 11:11 PM (GMT 0)
yeah  ZOLOFT DOES MAKE YOU GAIN. 

            hEY everyone one well today i got my second compliment from someone a relative told me "wow bout time your losing weight" although the context was a little rude , i know he cares about me ----- but see im losing im so happy !!! there's hope :-)  

I figure the next week or so will be a up hill battle but it will be ok  .

take care everyone

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