I had a bad panic attack the other morning and took an amytriptaline. You are supposed to take them at night when you go to bed. They work like a muscle relaxant.... I got them for my back a few years ago when I had a major spasm but they help me when I get a really bad anxiety attack. I was a bit groggy most of the day after taking it but I chugged along with my sisters help doing a few jobs. Ian came and picked me up at 7pm and took me to his house as I wasn't fit to drive and I sat down on the sofa and dropped straight off. He woke me up to put a plate of sausage egg and chips in my hand..... I nodded off again before I ate the last mouthful! He woke me up to go to bed at 10pm and I managed to stay awake long enough to clean my teeth but was asleep again (and snoring 
apparently) before my head hit the pillow and I slept through till 7am.... bliss!
Amazing what one little blue tablet can do!
apparently) before my head hit the pillow and I slept through till 7am.... bliss!Amazing what one little blue tablet can do!
On another planet I was according to Scott! Only trouble is it feels like you’ve had a skin full the night before when you wake up in the morning & something has died in your mouth! Do you find the amtript gives you dry mouth Barbara? I’m trying to hang on though before I start necking anything on a night & hope this waking passes. If not I’m going to have to take something for a bit and nip it in the bud.... 
Exactly, he looks innocent and lures you in to a false sense of security. A face you can’t tell off!
. Even if it was the medication it was worth the relief of the anxiety passing. When your heart is in your mouth and going ten to the dozen and your chest is tight, a dry bitter mouth the next day seems like a small trade off. I didn't feel groggy at all, but then I had taken it the previous morning.
Charlie sure is a handsome young man. 
