WELCOME

This site is an absolutely independent , non-commercial, and non-denominational entity, dedicated to gathering all possible information on the subject of severe Paxil withdrawal. Started in 1999, it was created when the problem was virtually unknown amongst medical professional. At that time, no information was present on the Internet.

By now, the severe withdrawal process, that can last anywhere from two to eight weeks, has been well documented in the media and explored in the medical community. It afflicts an unknown percentage of Paxil (also known as Seriate, Aeropax, Apo-paroxetine, Apotex, Pexeva,Deroxat, Paroxetine) users who are either reducing their dosage , have missed taking a few pills, or have stopped taking the drug altogether.

Please note, that it is not the intent of the site to encourage visitors to stop taking the drug. Instead, it exists only to assist users who are experiencing withdrawal symptoms.

NEWS

January 14, 2010

FROM NOW UNTIL THE END OF THE MONTH , ALL PROCEEDS FROM THE SALE OF MY BOOK WILL BE DONATED FOR HAITI EARTHQUAKE RELIEF VIA UNICEF CANADA .

Well, the new site is now about a month old . So far, the fundraising via the book has only been a very, very moderate success. Visitors to this site should keep in mind that although all the content is indeed free, this site does need your active support to keep going. Think of it as helping future Paxil withdrawal sufferers. Contrary to the prevailing Zeitgeist, nothing is really free and this site will go down if it is not supported by you, the reader.

Now, it is perfectly normal that some of you are in no position to help financially. Keep in mind that I will gladly send you a free copy of the book if you email me your request. There are also other ways in which you can help. For example , you could link to this site from your web site or blog with the words "Halifax web design" somewhere beside it. This helps my Google ranking which in turn helps me feed my family.

The forum does not seem to get any use. I will keep it around for a bit longer but will likely eliminate it in a months or so if activity has not picked up.