Posted by Lou Pilder on November 9, 2014, at 16:22:41
In reply to Re: Amitriptyline + Celexa, posted by pattisun on November 9, 2014, at 15:20:48
> Eric,
> Thanks for the post. My anxiety is null now because I have Klonopin for my movement disorder (it's like Parkinson's -- only not nearly as bad). Unfortunately I only have an internal medicine doc who is not specialized in pain meds, UCSD pain doctors no longer prescribe meds, just give shots and other procedures...
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> I need to find a good pain specialist to take over my prescribing. The Norco is burning out my liver, I read my blood tests...
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> I'll keep a copy of your suggestions whenever I can find a specialist who is willing to help!!
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> take care, Patti
> ps. Who's this obnoxious poster who's on here lately? Talking about Debbie Downer, he's like fleas, pesky and hard to get them to leave!! you can preach all you want until a health trajedy strikes your life. I wish him happiness in his life. (As a Buddhist that's what we do for troubling people)Friends,
It is written here,[...Who's this (redacted by repondent) poster...he's like fleas...you can preach all you want until a health trajedy strikes your life..what we do for troubling people...].
I guess I could qualify to be a member of the subset of people that could fit your qualification to be the person that you describe and ten readers could think trhat I am your subject person here.
It is no great honor to come to my own defense here. For if readers could think that I am your subject person, what you have written about my character could induce hostile and disagreable feelings and opinions toward me and decrease the respect, regard and confidence in which I am held.
That IMHO could mark the difference between a subset of readers being alive or dead. I base this on that what I have to say here could save lives and prevent addictions and life-ruining conditions. That IMHO is supportive in any forum unless death and addiction and life-riuing conditions are what the forum wants to promote, encorage, ratify, validate and develop.
You see, there are children peeking through the portals of this website after school. And mothers trying to decide to drug their child or not in collaboration with a psychiatrist/doctor.
If by reading here to take Cymbalta with Celexa goes unchallenged, readers could think that taking those two drugs together, which could lead to death, is supportive because readers are told by Mr. Hsiung that being supportive takes precedence. And the taking of multiple narcotic drugs including Dilaudid along with the psychotropic drugs, could bring the horrors of withdrawal to those taking those drugs and along with the psychiatric drugs, one could become so confused and have their thinking so impaired, that they could not know what to do to save their lives. I believe in support. My belief may be different from yours, but different points of view are acceptable here.
Lou
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