[dannymangold]

hi, new to the forum but am a 30 year insomnia sufferer. Nothing but hard to get Ambien/Zolpidem really worked . A lot of us got cut off from Ambien from our doctors. I had to buy “no prescription needed” online Ambien which is really expensive and unreliable plus I was taking too much as my tolerance built up….not good results… but..I found something last month that changed my life. I’d never heard of a drug called Seraquel and Gabapantine before. Only available with a Doctors prescription but…doctors will give these out much easier than Ambien.

I take one 50 mg Seraquel at night and get a perfect 8 hour sleep. There’s side effects but man..what drug doesn’t have side effects. It changed my life completely. Seraquel was originally designed for bi-polar or massive depression… I’m neither…I just wanted to sleep. Feel free to email me with any questions.

[Martin Reed]

I’m glad to hear that you are finding Seroquel to be helpful. It is worth mentioning that although you are finding this medication to help, it’s probably not a good idea to be reliant on it for the long-term.

Have you talked to your doctor about a long-term solution for your sleep issues (such as CBT-I)?

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[SergioRenato7]

Hi Danny,

I’ve avoided using meds for my insomnia. My doctor said I could be prescribed an SSRI if I wanted but I said no because from my understanding they suppress REM sleep. My insomnia isn’t causing sleepless nights, altough it has in the past, but I am interested in an effective medication that would allow me to sleep 8 hrs straight but I would like to know it isn’t affecting my REM sleep negatively. Is there anything you can say on this regarding Seraquel?

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