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Posted at 7:47 AM on Sep 08, 2008 by flindy, #34273
What a night,6 months off singulair life was so good,until last night,a complete set back,insomnia night terrors, panic and anxiety all over again,could it be this drug causes flash backs,i am so frustrated and once again seething in anger at the suffering my son has endured ,and to think it may not be completely over devastes me.Any one else had reacurrances
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Reply about 1 year ago on Sep 08, 2008 by sing, #12125

We've had things happen with our daughter that feel like flashbacks too. It makes me think that Singulair pushes certain people over the mood swing/sleep disturbance/anxiety edge who may possibly be a bit closer to that edge anyway. That it why it is such a dangerous drug for a significant part of the population. Try not to make too big a deal about last night with your son; it is probably an unwelcome 'blast from the past' rather than a new trend. Our daughter seems to act in ways similar to her Singulair days when she is TIRED. Good luck.

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Reply about 1 year ago on Sep 09, 2008 by ctmomof3, #12177

Well one of the things we told the reporters last night was the "learned behavior". They act a certain way for so long, all of our cells have memory and will revert back to their old ways sometimes. Maybe it is the unconcious learned behavior that has made your daugther, and flindy's son react that way, like you said when they're tired.

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Reply about 1 year ago on Sep 11, 2008 by zsmom, #12264

My son has been getting better since stopping Singulair but does tend to revert to "Singulair behavior" when tired too.

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