info on klonopin and celexa

Hi! Does anyone have personal experience about Klonopin and Celexa. I have anxiety. Please give some info on klonopin and celexa. Thank you.

Hi! I take Klonopin and Celexa. When I used those drugs I have I fatigue. It just made me so sleepy, that I couldn’t function. Klonopin can be highly addictive for some people. You can also try Klonopin and Celexa they could be very helpful for reducing anxiety. You should talk with your doctor about side effects. Good lack!

I have been taking clonazepam (klonopin) 1mg and Celexa on and off for about 5 years, I suffer from chronic anxiety and panic attacks and when I am on these meds I am perfectly normal and happy, anxiety is a scary thing I used to have to leave a grocery store with my cart full and leave it in an isle b/c I would get such a bad attack at the thought of having an attack at the check out line and no being able to walk away!

I have been taking .25 Klonopin in the morning and at night since January of last year. I have also been taking 10 mg of Celexa. I was on Zanax for awhile and that was hard for me because it was so strong. I like Klonopin a lot and it really doesn't make me sleepy unless I drink a few too many. I think they are a great combination for those with depression and anxiety. It feels less addictive than Zanax. Sometimes I go a day without taking my full dose and don't feel anything different.
My cat just passed away last week and I have been having an especially hard time. I've been wondering if maybe my dosage isn't working. I haven't really been sleeping or eating right. And I have to say that I am really sad and heart broken. The last week I have noticed feeling dizzy and my hands being a little shaky. I hope it is just from me being sad.
I hope that I am off antidepressants sometime in my life. But I try not to beat myself up over it. I function relatively well, but dramatic like changes really effect me.

Oh my goodness it has been over a year now since your cat has passed Stellablue. I hope that you are doing much better now that time has played it's role in helping you to heal. I would have to agree with your comment about zanax....it tends to work very fast and then leave the system very fast making for a pretty bad withdrawl. Klonopin has a half-life of 35 hours this means that 35 hours after taking the drug, half of the drug is still circulating in your system. Because of it's slow release from your body the withdrawl is much easier. I am wondering about persons experiences with celexa?