depression

Sazbo

Well, I gotta crash everyone. On the eternal quest for sleep... can anyone remind me what that is, exactly?! :rolleyes:

Take care one and all.

Much love,
Sazzy xxx

welsh

i miss good sleep, always wake up early these days.

but sleep is when you shut down and charge up with energy, ready for a new day!
good luck Sazbo, hope you are in the land of nod. try counting sheep ;-)
night all x

Horasio

Sazbo wrote:

Evening everyone x How are we all? Sazzy's tired, as per usual :rolleyes: But, gonna watch a bit of celebrity jungle thing :j then crash. Love to you all, Sazza xxx

Glad Phina has gone. David was a bit chauvanistic today, could upset his chances of winning. I would give him dirty plates. I hate lazy men, even if they do other jobs, you all muck in in those circumstances.

Horasio

welsh wrote:

thanks again guys you are all pretty great and are always on here!! when you talk about R and S are these the first letters for people names? I am lucky as i live with my gf and she seems to be pretty understanding, but its only the beginning for me. scared if these pills dont work she will leave me etc, but i suppose thats the same for everyone. but love is wonderful, find we are closer as my moods are really up and down, she likes when i just want to hug for hours!!
GP couldnt prescibe effexor, dont mind just hope citalopram works. feeling a bit aggitated and stressed at the min but its only the first day, gonna switch off and watch tv, hopefully.
anyone watch eastenders at the moment, scary stuff. Pauline depressed, Staceys mum has problems, freaks me out and makes me panic just watching it :-(

It is scary.

Horasio

blinky wrote:

Thank you again. We got some ideas and we're going to talk about it on Wednesday night.

Are you going away somewhere nice for a few days?

Horasio

blinky wrote:

Can't say for Milo but in my case, yes it is. Glad to help you.


I always thought Eastenders should have a health warning or be sponsored by the Samaritans....

They usually have helplines for people who are affected by the problems shown on the programme.

I think it is good they highlight health issues.

Corrie has a skin cancer storyline

EthelBloggs

Evenin all again ) safely ensconced in my little hideaway I love it!!! or I will do when it's how I want it properly.. got some nice pics to hang up and b/f said he'll put some shelves up for all my books n stuff, maybe a plant or two

Mind you.. the lazy git did sod all except assemble the desk for me, I killed my back moving one of them old fashioned metal 4 drawer filing cabinets earlier, he could hear me moaning and groaning and never once came down to see what was wrong.. then when I was lying on the sofa he never even offered to make me a cuppa :mad: so I won't hold my breath waiting on the shelves, lol

So I've had a productive day even tho I'm suffering a bit now Can't have everything I spose eh?

Sazbomb, hope you have a good sleep for once xxx

Blinky... waheyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!!!!! :D:D:D

Rosie, it's good to see you seeming positive even tho you're having such a tough time at the mo

Feelie.. I'm sooo proud of you!!! You're doing really well.

CC, Hope you're not too stressed about your son.. I know how it is to get yourself all psyched up for something and then find it has to wait longer

Tiffy.. Hope you're ok.. thinking of you

Still no sign of Miro I hope you come back to us soon xx

and huge hugs for everyone, specially those I've forgotten to mention

Horasio

Didn't take long for him to revert:(

Tiff_2

CCStar wrote:

Has anyone heard of using Amitrypteline for pain relief.
I read the side effects and it scared me to death. The weight gain for one and the dizzies. I didn't take them and the pain has subsided.
I had major surgery in early 2005 and went to the quacks for the pain and he suggested them.

Does anyone know anything about these ADs

Hi cc,
Yes hun, I have and I do use it myself. Amitryptyline is an a-d but it was prescribed to me for severe IBS and dairy allergy reactions. Made a heck of a difference!:j
I try to avoid reading the side effects as they can be upsetting and I don't want to worry or 'think' myself into having them.

BUT, it's always a good idea to read the part on any advice slip for any medicine, that's titled''Do not take this medicine if you have...3 heads...etc'':rotfl: If you're really worried angel, speak to GP.
Needless to say, with any medicine, if you feel ill after taking it , call your dr immediately. Hope this helps angel.
Much Love,
Tiff xxx

Tiff_2

welsh wrote:

sorry blinky a quick question, my shrink said i should go on efexor but the GP would not prescibe it only a shrink could this, got citalopram instead. you know if this is true. also hello to everyone this evening, hope you are well :-) x

Hi Welsh! :hello:
Hope you're ok hun.
Tiff says...:rolleyes: ...phone the psychiatrist's secretary asap to let the psychiatrist know what the GP has done. It's not uncommon for a dr to prescribe a generic version of a psychiatrist's prescription due to cost hun, but your psychiatrist may insist that he/she wants you to have that particular one. Always best to keep psychiatrist informed of changes made by anyone via the psychiatrist's secretary. If you don't have her number, call the centre she's at and say ''Can I speak to (Dr.Jekyll's) secretary please?''
Much love
Tiff xxx