Posted by AlexCanada on September 1, 2012, at 16:21:32
In reply to Lou's response-wrowdtudeth » confused-in-TN, posted by Lou Pilder on August 31, 2012, at 17:45:20
This is a copy and paste post from Lou which is typical many of this posts on this forum with very little original content.
His ''solutions'' for even the most severe mental illnesses involve spirituality and quitting all medication.
He is one of those whom feels the human brain is the only organ in our body which somehow cannot become sick.
> > Don 't know where to begin. My husband died unexpectly at home a year ago.(as in I found him dead after a brief seemingly minor illness.) Seemed to be doing well until the 1year mark at which point my panic disorder and depression came back full force (I have dealt with this problem for many years) but now I wake up in a cold sweat and cannot stand to be alone. (Which I am most of the time) I go to work come home and sit on the couch pretending to watch Tv. Not much of a life . Am on Xanax,propranalol and depakote (have been for years) . Anyone had a similar experience? Any ideas, advice, etc would be greatly apppreciated. Best to all.
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> confused in TN,
> You wrote,[...panic..depression..Am on Xanax..propranlol and depokote..(for years)...Any ideas, advice...?].
> I could post here what could lead you out of the misery that you are in and you could have a new life. Yet today, I am prohibited by prohibitions posted to me here by Mr. Hsiung from posting how that could be accomplished.
> There are people here that tell others to take a drug or discontinue a drug or up the dosage or down the dosage or combine drugs or go to therapy or take CBT or other things of the same.
> But does not that type of advice imply that your prescriber, usually a psychiatrist/doctor, doesn;t know what they are doing to you? Realy, if they say to take another drug, why did not your doctor do that? And could not that type of advice be detrimantal to your health and possibly be a death sentence to you? I mean you could be a less-confident person and go out and get the drug that they say to take and die from the drug.
> So what can one do for you here? There are many deaths here and IMHO a hard rain is going to fall. You see, the longer one takes mind-altering drugs, the greater the probability of death or a life-ruining condition. And then there is addiction if you want out of the hands of the drug world. And those hands can be very far-reaching and have a hold on you.
> I ask for you to go to the admin board here and see years of outstanding requests from me to Mr Hsiung. I ask for you to read them and even post in those threads and then I could reply to you there. Then I could show you a way to be free.
> Lou
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