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Since the rental car was a stick ... and I've ripped the clutch out three times in a year on a standard, she did all of the driving to and from. They certainly do have some crazy routes.Everyone should drive in Boston at some point in their life. I was afraid for my life at times. And that on top of the traffic. :D Makes you appreciate the drivers in your home city.Just because of the traffic?*blink*
Ugh. Boston traffic. This town needs an enema ...
*blink*
Sticks ftw!
(The little driving I do . . .)
Took them for three years until I got out of a rut around January. I never really felt that much difference. I think I feel more violent emotions, but it could be imagined (I don't "know myself" very well perhaps).Yes. I took antidepressants from the time I was 12 until just over a year ago--almost 11 years. They made me feel like s&!!, a complete zombie. Now I'm finding out that they probably did some permanent damage to my nervous system. Antidepressants (especially SSRIs) are bad f*+&ing news.Man, these pills are really weird. The anti depressants are already starting to work. After a night's rest I wake up as a blank slate emotionally speaking. I don't really start feeling anything until a few hours later, but when I do I feel much better than I have in a while.
It's starting to taper off now, though, and I can feel myself getting more frustrated with each passing minute.
Anyone else ever had experiences like that?
Everyone should read this before taking meds full time.... or medicating your kids... crap, before taking anything your doctor suggests. Unless you're really messed up and don't have time to read a book before you die of something serious. Well... use your common sense people. It's a scary and important book.Took them for three years until I got out of a rut around January. I never really felt that much difference. I think I feel more violent emotions, but it could be imagined (I don't "know myself" very well perhaps).Yes. I took antidepressants from the time I was 12 until just over a year ago--almost 11 years. They made me feel like s&!!, a complete zombie. Now I'm finding out that they probably did some permanent damage to my nervous system. Antidepressants (especially SSRIs) are bad f*+&ing news.Man, these pills are really weird. The anti depressants are already starting to work. After a night's rest I wake up as a blank slate emotionally speaking. I don't really start feeling anything until a few hours later, but when I do I feel much better than I have in a while.
It's starting to taper off now, though, and I can feel myself getting more frustrated with each passing minute.
Anyone else ever had experiences like that?
Don't read it. All our products are safe, the FDA said so. Our double blind studies indicate there are no harmful side effects caused by our products . Your doctor knows best .
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Everyone should read this before taking meds full time.... or medicating your kids... crap, before taking anything your doctor suggests. Unless you're really messed up and don't have time to read a book before you die of something serious. Well... use your common sense people. It's a scary and important book.Took them for three years until I got out of a rut around January. I never really felt that much difference. I think I feel more violent emotions, but it could be imagined (I don't "know myself" very well perhaps).Yes. I took antidepressants from the time I was 12 until just over a year ago--almost 11 years. They made me feel like s&!!, a complete zombie. Now I'm finding out that they probably did some permanent damage to my nervous system. Antidepressants (especially SSRIs) are bad f*+&ing news.Man, these pills are really weird. The anti depressants are already starting to work. After a night's rest I wake up as a blank slate emotionally speaking. I don't really start feeling anything until a few hours later, but when I do I feel much better than I have in a while.
It's starting to taper off now, though, and I can feel myself getting more frustrated with each passing minute.
Anyone else ever had experiences like that?
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@SP: Yes! But roses aren't in season now. I tried to smell the scotch broom I was cutting today, but it doesn't really smell. It does make me sneeze, though.
To what you're probably referring: When I join a community (or rejoin, in this case, but it's changed enough) online, I'm very active. Actually, I think I was very active throughout my time on "FaWTL!!!" before I was temp. banned. Anyway, it gets my post count closer to the normal of my contemporaries.
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@SP: Yes! But roses aren't in season now. I tried to smell the scotch broom I was cutting today, but it doesn't really smell. It does make me sneeze, though.
To what you're probably referring: When I join a community (or rejoin, in this case, but it's changed enough) online, I'm very active. Actually, I think I was very active throughout my time on "FaWTL!!!" before I was temp. banned. Anyway, it gets my post count closer to the normal of my contemporaries.
I won't ask. Welcome back!
Sounds like you're the eager sort! I get like that sometimes. ;)
=)
About White Coat, Black Hat, not political, polemic, or paranoid in any way:
There are a lot of great doctors out there. There are a few bad ones. More importantly, great people sometimes make mistakes, or are sometimes fooled by misinformation. In fact in some ways it's easier to fool someone who is confident in their expertise.
The book is not political, it's about how drugs are created, approved, and marketed, and it is written by a doctor.
...and I'm caught up.not any more :p
LOL!
I'm a fan of recreational drugs, m'kay.
{twirls 'stasche}
Hail, mutant winged oracle man of the night skies!
Have you picked up an Arrogant Bastard yet? Have you had Laughing Lab?
Yep there is a couple of doctors around here that have ended up doing hard time because of these practices.=)
About White Coat, Black Hat, not political, polemic, or paranoid in any way:** spoiler omitted **
And then there are:
Also. With all due credit there are a lot of amazing medicines out there and without the profits created by the American pharmaceutical industry we might not have them.
Just saying it pays to be aware of how things work.
Diane just spilled iced tea all over stuff in the living room. Her neuropathy is getting worse and, and we can't figure out why.
Everyone should read this before taking meds full time.... or medicating your kids... crap, before taking anything your doctor suggests. Unless you're really messed up and don't have time to read a book before you die of something serious. Well... use your common sense people. It's a scary and important book.Took them for three years until I got out of a rut around January. I never really felt that much difference. I think I feel more violent emotions, but it could be imagined (I don't "know myself" very well perhaps).Yes. I took antidepressants from the time I was 12 until just over a year ago--almost 11 years. They made me feel like s&!!, a complete zombie. Now I'm finding out that they probably did some permanent damage to my nervous system. Antidepressants (especially SSRIs) are bad f*+&ing news.Man, these pills are really weird. The anti depressants are already starting to work. After a night's rest I wake up as a blank slate emotionally speaking. I don't really start feeling anything until a few hours later, but when I do I feel much better than I have in a while.
It's starting to taper off now, though, and I can feel myself getting more frustrated with each passing minute.
Anyone else ever had experiences like that?
Good stuff. Some of Diane's current neurological issues may trace straight back to a prescription drug she really didn't need, but NONE of her doctors are willing to seriously discuss the issue. Some modern drugs are literal life savers, but some are worse than the disease.
Mac or PC?PC. Can't afford a Mac.
PC forever. Mac never.
Exactly my preference. Except for the cheap: no worker exploitation.Coffee or Tea?coffee: strong, black, and cheap!
I just can't wrap my mind around the $5 cup of coffee. What ever is cheapest at the grocery store is fine with me. I acquired my taste for coffee in the Army, so I guess I'm not picky.
porn, I'd rather watch girls. :)Porn or Urizen?
;-)
Why, Lynora...I just noticed how the moonlight plays off your hair. It's enchanting, really. Much like this wine I just picked up. Would you care for a glass?
Everyone should read this before taking meds full time.... or medicating your kids... crap, before taking anything your doctor suggests. Unless you're really messed up and don't have time to read a book before you die of something serious. Well... use your common sense people. It's a scary and important book.Took them for three years until I got out of a rut around January. I never really felt that much difference. I think I feel more violent emotions, but it could be imagined (I don't "know myself" very well perhaps).Yes. I took antidepressants from the time I was 12 until just over a year ago--almost 11 years. They made me feel like s&!!, a complete zombie. Now I'm finding out that they probably did some permanent damage to my nervous system. Antidepressants (especially SSRIs) are bad f*+&ing news.Man, these pills are really weird. The anti depressants are already starting to work. After a night's rest I wake up as a blank slate emotionally speaking. I don't really start feeling anything until a few hours later, but when I do I feel much better than I have in a while.
It's starting to taper off now, though, and I can feel myself getting more frustrated with each passing minute.
Anyone else ever had experiences like that?
Hmm. I'll have to check this out later on. I've encountered books like this before, and I tend to take them with a grain of salt. Still, it seems to be highly recommended.
Diane just spilled iced tea all over stuff in the living room. Her neuropathy is getting worse and, and we can't figure out why.
I'm sorry man.
...Hmm. I'll have to check this out later on. I've encountered books like this before, and I tend to take them with a grain of salt. Still, it seems to be highly recommended.
I think you just need to start the book acknowledging the amazing life saving things that have been achieved in the privately (profit) marshaled American pharmaceutical system and the brilliant people who work there, and recognize that the book is only concerned with when and why this system goes wrong.
If I remember correctly that's how the author starts off.
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Bang! Bang!
. . . And relieve the excess population.
They open up the grounds of the Air Force Academy for hunting every so often to help control the population.
(And the damn mother ate my columbine in my flower garden...)
First paragraph: Good that you live in a place where you can do that!
Second paragraph: Yup. Thought you didn't have a garden and that was why they were cute.